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Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation uses LawPay for secure online payments. Choose the payment path that matches the instruction you received from the firm. Card and bank information is entered on LawPay, not on SteelYourCase.com.
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Consultation fees and other approved earned-fee or invoice payments use the firm’s LawPay operating payment page. Phone or video consultations are $150. In-office consultations are $250. Use the trust payment page only when Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation has specifically instructed you to make a trust deposit.
Phone or video consultation: $150. In-office consultation at the Gretna office: $250.
For a consultation payment, use the LawPay operating payment page and identify the client or prospective client in the reference field so the payment can be matched to the appointment.
Use the LawPay operating payment page for an invoice or other payment when Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation has instructed you to pay that amount to the operating account.
If the amount or account is unclear, stop and confirm the payment instructions with the firm before submitting payment.
Use the trust payment page only when Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation has specifically instructed you to make a trust deposit.
A trust deposit is not interchangeable with an earned-fee, consultation, or invoice payment. If you were not specifically directed to use the trust page, confirm with the firm first.
The payment buttons on this page open secure.lawpay.com. SteelYourCase.com does not collect or store the card or bank-account information entered on LawPay.
Payment by itself does not create an attorney-client relationship, expand the scope of an existing engagement, or guarantee that Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation will accept a matter.
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Use the operating payment page for consultation fees and other approved earned-fee or invoice payments. Use the trust payment page only when Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation has specifically instructed you to make a trust deposit.
Phone or video consultations are $150. In-office consultations are $250.
No. A consultation payment covers the scheduled consultation only. Broader or ongoing representation requires attorney review and a separate written engagement agreement defining the scope of representation.
No. A payment does not extend, preserve, or satisfy a filing, court, agency, or response deadline. If a deadline may be approaching, contact the firm directly and do not rely on payment alone.
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For consultation fees and approved operating-account payments, continue to the secure LawPay operating page. Use the trust-specific LawPay page only when the firm has directed you to make a trust deposit.
Payment alone does not create an attorney-client relationship, expand the scope of an existing engagement, or guarantee acceptance of a matter.
Payment does not extend, preserve, or satisfy any filing, court, agency, or response deadline.
Use the trust payment page only when Steel & Associates, A Professional Law Corporation has specifically instructed you to make a trust deposit.