Receiving Payments for Court Cases
Recently updated on June 7th, 2025 at 04:21 am
LegalAtoms allows petitioners a complete experience to file for fee waivers but in case users opt to pay, then there is an easy way to collect filing fees.
This can be done in one of the following ways
- Directly integrate your existing payment processing vendor
- Use the payment processor integrated with our Website right now (Stripe) and electronically deposit the funds into your bank account etc. More info on Stripe and their fees is here https://stripe.com/pricing
Please contact us for setting up payment processing
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