Pay an invoice or retainer.
Clients of the firm can pay by credit card, debit card, or eCheck through LawPay, the payment platform built for law firms. There are two payment pages, and the difference matters.
Two pages. One simple rule.
- 1Received an invoice or bill? Use Pay an Invoice. This is for legal services the firm has already performed and billed to you.
- 2Asked to pay a retainer or deposit? Use Pay a Retainer. This is for funds we requested before or during your representation. They are held in the firm's trust account and applied to your matter as fees are earned.
The letter, email, or engagement agreement you received tells you which one applies. Not sure? Call 786-433-3866 and ask for our billing team before paying, using the right page keeps your funds in the right account.
Is our office collecting money you owe to a bank, credit union, or other lender, at any stage, including a lawsuit, judgment, settlement, or payment plan? That is not a legal bill, even if it includes attorney's fees, and it is paid on a different page: Pay my account balance.
One quick question before you pay
Did you hire Dunn Law, P.A. to be your lawyer?
No, Dunn Law is collecting a debt I oweIf our office is collecting money you owe to a bank, credit union, or other lender, you are not a client of the firm. That's true even after a lawsuit, judgment, settlement, or payment plan, and even if your balance includes attorney's fees. A payment made here cannot be applied to that account.
Pay a Retainer or Deposit
For a retainer or advance deposit the firm requested. Held in trust and applied as fees are earned.
Pay a Retainer (Trust)- Credit, debit, and eCheck accepted
- Have your matter or invoice number handy so we can apply the payment correctly
- Payments are processed by LawPay's secure pages; your payment details never touch this website
Questions about your bill?
Call 786-433-3866 and ask for our billing team.