Hall Payne Lawyers offer three secure online payment methods.
Electronic Funds Transfer
Pay your invoice online with our bank-transfer payment option. Transfer funds directly from your bank with no additional fees.
Credit Card
Pay your invoice online with our credit card payment option. Credit Card surcharge of 1.5% will be applied to all credit card transactions.
Payment Plans
QuickFee offers an easy, no-hassle option for you to spread the cost of your invoice(s) totalling $500 or more, over up to 12 equal monthly *
How a payment plan helps:
- Keep working capital in your business for other purposes.
- Smooth your cash flow.
- Access an additional line of credit without formal application or engaging the bank.
- No additional security is required.
- If you would like to pay off your loan early, any remaining interest is rebated.
- Obtain the additional services you need to grow your business
*Interest applies. No early payout/termination fees.
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