LawPay Guide
At our firm, we prioritize your convenience and security in every interaction. That's why we proudly offer LawPay to our clients. With LawPay’s innovative software, you gain the convenience of paying invoices online, paired with the assurance of stringent security protocols to protect your financial information. Experience hassle-free transactions, transparent billing, and a modern approach to settling legal fees.
Please use this button to make deposits to the Trust Account. This account is used to hold funds on behalf of clients for future legal services or transactions. If you're unsure about which account to use or have any questions about your trust payment, feel free to reach out to us for clarification.
Use this button to make payments for any services rendered by Monument Estate Planning, such as legal consultations, document preparation, or other fees associated with your estate planning process. If you have any questions about your payment, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly.
LawPay Features
Credit and Debit Cards
Effortlessly respond to invoices using your preferred credit or debit card, ensuring a quick and seamless transaction every time.
eCheck
Streamline your payments using the eCheck feature via LawPay. This method offers a direct, efficient, and ultra-secure way to make a payment straight from your bank account.
Pay Later
Enjoy financial flexibility with Pay Later through LawPay, the extended payment option, which allows you to pay for services over time, making managing legal fees more accommodating and stress-free.
Best-in-class Payments Security
LawPay’s proprietary bank-grade security features maximize confidentiality and eliminate the need to store your sensitive payment information at our firm.
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