LawPay and Unbundled Attorney make legal representation more financially accessible

The Unbundled Attorney and LawPay partnership focuses on bringing a steady influx of quality, exclusive leads customized for your firm's location and practice area, combined with the industry's most trusted payment processing solution. Your firm will be perfectly positioned for optimal growth.

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Grow your business with Unbundled Attorney and LawPay

Unbundled Attorney offers limited scope legal services - an agreement to limit the scope of the attorney's involvement in a case to specific tasks. Unbundled services and flexible payment options, like the ones offered through LawPay, can play a critical role in positioning your firm to compete and thrive in today's very competitive legal market.

Benefits

Attract new business

Unbundled Attorney uses advanced search engine and social media marketing techniques to get in front of people actively seeking family law, immigration, or estate planning attorneys in their local areas.

Make Legal Representation Accessible

Unbundled legal services are a means to both build a profitable practice and to help those who may not be able to afford a huge upfront retainer.

Get paid quickly and securely

LawPay was developed specifically for the legal industry to give clients flexible payment options while correctly separating earned and unearned fees and protecting IOLTA accounts.

Trusted Payment Technology

LawPay is a vetted and recommended member benefit for all 50 state bars, more than 70 local and specialty bars, and the American Bar Association.

How LawPay works for your firm

The proven online payment solution for lawyers

Straightforward, competitive pricing
No set-up or cancellation fees
No equipment or swipe needed
Advanced fraud protection and data encryption
Expert in-house support

We are big fans of LawPay because it makes it so easy for attorneys to accept online payments. By offering a simple and secure way to pay, attorneys can immediately increase the number of clients who are able to engage with them.

Dave Aarons