Pay an invoice or make an advance fee deposit by credit card, debit card, or e-check.
In order to make it more convenient for our clients, we accept secure online credit card, debit card, and e-check payments through LawPay. You can easily pay your bill or make an advance fee deposit using the buttons below. Please note that clicking either button will take you to a separate secure site to process the transaction. You will be able to specify the amount of your payment on that page.
Existing clients
Pay Your Invoice
The “Pay Invoice” button below is for fees and costs which have been billed and earned by Puget Law. The amount to pay will have been referenced in a billing/invoice statement that you received from us. If you are making an advance fee deposit, please select the “Advance Fee Deposit” button.
A 3% fee will be added to payments made by credit card to offset the expense incurred to facilitate this type of transaction.
The “Retainer” button below is for new clients or existing clients making an “Advance Fee Deposit” for future attorney fees and costs. If you are making an advance fee deposit for legal work or costs that has not yet been provided, please select the “Pay Retainer” button below. The advance fee deposit will be placed in Puget Law’s IOLTA Trust account. An Advance Fee Deposit is sometimes referred to as a “Retainer.” Only use this payment option if you have received a written request from Puget Law to make an advance fee deposit.
A 3% fee will be added to payments made by credit card to offset the expense incurred to facilitate this type of transaction.
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