Founded by Amy Porter in 2005
Process client credit card payments and manage compliant trust accounting for legal practices
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Paid
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Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use LawPay to accept online payments from legal clients while keeping trust and operating accounts completely separate. The system supports credit cards, eChecks, and flexible client financing with built-in compliance for IOLTA and ABA regulations. You can track billable hours, record case expenses, generate customized invoices, and schedule automatic payment reminders. It also provides spend tracking cards, real-time financial reporting on collections and cash flow, and connects directly with existing legal practice management systems to keep your accounting synchronized across your firm.
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Pricing model: Paid
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