What Payment Methods Does Bankruptcy Logic Accept?
Bankruptcy Logic accepts the following payment methods:
Credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
Bank check cards: Debit cards with a major network logo
Apple Pay
Attorney Billing Code: Attorneys may pay on behalf of their clients using a billing code
Payment is collected at checkout before course access begins. There are no recurring charges.
Fee Waiver
If you qualify for a fee waiver due to low income or pro bono representation, the course fee can be waived entirely. No payment method is required for fee-waiver enrollments. Contact Bankruptcy Logic support before enrolling — do not pay first. See the fee waiver article for details.
Attorney Billing
Attorneys may pay on behalf of their clients using an Attorney Billing Code. Contact Bankruptcy Logic support if your attorney needs help setting this up.
Quick Facts
Detail | Information |
Credit cards | Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover |
Bank check cards | Accepted (debit cards with major network logo) |
Apple Pay | Accepted |
Attorney Billing Code | Accepted |
PayPal | Not accepted |
When payment is collected | At checkout, before course access |
Recurring charges | None |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can my attorney pay for me? Yes. Attorneys may pay using an Attorney Billing Code. Contact Bankruptcy Logic support if your attorney needs help setting this up.
Can I pay with a prepaid debit card? Prepaid debit cards with a Visa or Mastercard logo are generally accepted, but some prepaid cards may not work. If your card is declined, try a different payment method.
My payment was declined. What should I do? Double-check that your card number, expiration date, and billing zip code are entered correctly. If the issue continues, try a different card or contact Bankruptcy Logic support.
Can I pay with PayPal? No. Bankruptcy Logic does not currently accept PayPal.
Are there any extra fees? No. The price shown at checkout is the full price. Bankruptcy Logic does not charge processing fees or hidden costs.