Could Use Improvement on Affirm Credit. Could Use Improvement on Affirm Credit. No one bothered to explain that when client's apply to finance their legal fees, if they are approved, they are asked to pay a large down payment. If they had that large down payment to make, they'd just pay it toward their legal fees. We do love the automatic scheduling option for recurring payments.

There are charges we were not made… There are charges we were not made aware of, and also the website does not allow to track pending invoices, just payments received. I think there are things that can be done to make it better and to make the integration with Mycase better but instead they focused on getting as many people to sign on as possible without really caring about the quality of the service.

We should have done this a long time ago. We should have done this a long time ago. It was so easy to set up. And continues to be so easy to use. The clients seem more comfortable having more control of their information and we certainly love the seamless aspect with the integration to our accounting system.

Beware if you use this service! Beware if you use this service! If you make a payment to a lawyer's office using this service you might think you are making a one time payment. However they allow the law office to push payments to your credit card even though you have not given your expressed consent to do so. They say that they will always advocate for there client and don't care about the consumer.

LawPay failures cost my business time and mineg LawPay does not obtain authorizations prior to processing cards through links sent to clients which resulted in a dispute and reversal of a clients entire retainer, plus fees charged by LawPay to me.