A separation shouldn't be decided by how much cash you have on hand. Through Clio and Affirm, IQBAL LAW lets you begin your case now and spread the cost into fixed monthly payments.
Financing provided by Affirm. Subject to eligibility and credit approval.
Retainers and litigation costs are one of the biggest reasons people delay getting proper legal representation. Here is what typical matters can involve.
Once you retain IQBAL LAW, we send your invoice or retainer request through our secure Clio Payments portal.
Alongside credit card and eCheck, you'll see Pay Later as a payment option on the invoice.
A short, secure application opens directly with Affirm. It takes a few minutes and includes a credit check.
Affirm reviews your application instantly and shows you the payment plans you're eligible for.
Pick the term that fits your budget — anywhere from 3 to 36 months, depending on the invoice size.
Affirm pays your invoice to IQBAL LAW in full, and your case moves forward immediately. You repay Affirm directly, month by month.
Act on custody and asset matters right away, instead of waiting until a retainer is saved or a matrimonial asset is sold.
A large legal bill becomes a predictable line in your monthly budget, with no surprises.
Keep your cash and credit cards free for housing, moving costs, and the everyday expenses of starting over.
Choose a short 3-month plan or stretch to 36 months — and pay it off early once an equalization payment arrives.
Pay Later is financing from Affirm, not from IQBAL LAW. Choosing to use it, or not, has no bearing on the legal representation you receive. IQBAL LAW is not a lender and does not receive any referral fee for offering it. Full terms are set by Affirm.
Affirm. Once approved, you sign a separate loan agreement directly with Affirm Canada Holdings Ltd. Affirm pays your invoice to IQBAL LAW in full, and your monthly repayments go to Affirm — not to our firm.
Applying for Affirm financing involves a credit check, and your approval, rate, and available terms are determined by Affirm based on your creditworthiness.
For Canadian residents, Affirm's rates range from 10% to 31.99% APR, subject to provincial regulation. Your exact rate depends on your application and is shown before you commit to a plan. A transaction processing fee of 4.95% also applies to the invoice.
Yes. If your circumstances change — for example, after the sale of a matrimonial home or an equalization payment — you can pay off the remaining balance with Affirm ahead of schedule.
No. Whether you pay upfront, by card, or through Pay Later has no effect on the quality, priority, or scope of the legal work IQBAL LAW provides on your file.
No. Approval, terms, and collection are handled entirely by Affirm. IQBAL LAW is not a party to your loan agreement and cannot intervene in its terms. For full details, see Affirm's Help Center or call 855-423-3729.
Affirm offers repayment terms from 3 to 36 months. The options shown to you depend on the size of your invoice and your individual approval.
Speak with IQBAL LAW about your matter, and ask about Pay Later at your consultation.
Pay Later is a legal fee financing option offered through Clio Payments and provided by Affirm, an independent third-party financial technology company. IQBAL LAW is not a lender, broker, or financial advisor and is not a party to your financing agreement. Eligibility, interest rates (10%–31.99% APR for Canadian residents, subject to provincial regulation), and repayment terms are determined solely by Affirm. A 4.95% transaction fee applies. IQBAL LAW receives no referral fee, commission, or other financial benefit for offering this option, and your choice to use it has no effect on the legal services we provide, in accordance with Law Society of Ontario Rule 4.2.
IQBAL LAW disclaims all liability for the conduct, representations, technical performance, billing, or data handling of Clio or Affirm. Clients should review Affirm's terms independently at affirm.com/help or by calling 855-423-3729, and are encouraged to consult a financial advisor before entering into any financing agreement.