8am LawPayReviews of lawpay.com

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.

nobody every picks up; it feels like a switch and bait bait and switch where once you get our business then you disappear and NEVER PICK UP!

Charge did not go thru.

This is the worst payment portal I've ever seen. As they proudly state, it's built for lawyers. I had to call (ca-ching$$$) just to figure out how to navigate. The card info is ok except it doesn't offer a clue how to enter dates. I had to guess 4 times before I got it and the incorrect prompt was still up. Finally, and most disconcerting, the payment wasn't credited to my own attorney. It went to LaCourse Law instead. I now have no record that I paid my bill. If you're trying to make a payment to your lawyer do not use this service. Ask if they will accept something real, like zelle or PayPal.

The wait time between receiving my money and the distribution is too long.

Absolutely the worst company in the history of companies. If you are looking for a company that charges your card whenever they want, takes the side of the credit card payer, never answers questions and doesn’t understand what “cancel my services” means, then this piece of crap is perfect. Customer service rep was rude, spoke like he was god…dude you’re a service rep making crumbs…relax guy! I never leave bad reviews but this company deserves the worst review ever. Shameful company that’s out for the money no matter what. Doesn’t give a crap about their clients. SAVE YOURSELF THE HEARTACHE AND FIND ANOTHER PROCESSING COMPANY.

Fellow lawyers beware... I used lawpay successfully for years, it worked as you'd expect, no surprises. Then, one day, a nutty client made a chargeback months after the charge. Thankfully, it was a small charge, because I learned that lawpay does nothing for you in the event of a chargeback. The only way to undo it was to get my client to sign a release. Be warned - there's nothing special about lawpay in this regard - eventually, you'll get a chargeback that will shake your confidence in the security of accepting credit card payments. The next remarkable unpleasant experience was when I foolishly attempted to change banks. I filled out the forms and provided voided checks for my operating and trust accounts, but they didn't process the request because they needed me to call their risk department to confirm the change. Okay, fine, I but every time I called, I get a voicemail, and then I get a call right back saying they need to talk to me. Usually, I would find this absurdity amusing, but while this is going on, a client decided to pay their old bill, and the chuckleheads at lawpay send the money to my old account! Learn from my mistakes and experiences.

Law pay has not worked on either of my mobile devices in over a year customer support responds with tough luck. I will definitely be searching out more competitively priced servicers.