Skip the paperwork and long delays. Whether you're in court or at the office, you can apply for funding in just a few clicks—anytime, from anywhere.
No more uncertainty. As soon as you apply, we match your law firm with top lending options—tailored to your practice and cash flow needs.
Need capital for case expenses, payroll, or office upgrades? Our lender network can fund your firm in as little as 24 hours.
Flexibility to borrow from a pool of funds. You only pay interest on money that you use.
Business loan to pay for new or used equipment like vehicles, machinery or technology.
Business loans partially guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Borrow money that repay via a percentage of your daily credit card sales.
Get cash upfront in exchange for your unpaid invoices. Borrow up to 85% of invoice value.
Discover all the business loan options that are available to you.
Attorneys often benefit from:
Working capital loans for covering payroll, rent, and overhead while awaiting case resolutions.
Business lines of credit for on-demand access to cash during slow or unpredictable billing cycles.
SBA 7(a) loans for major investments like buying out a partner or relocating your practice.
Equipment financing for new tech, secure servers, or upgraded office tools.
Professional practice loans designed specifically for licensed professionals—often with better terms and larger limits.
Each option helps support your practice’s growth and cash flow in different ways.
Absolutely. Many of the lenders we work with provide funding for solo attorneys or small firms—even if you’ve only recently gone out on your own. What matters most is your revenue, experience, and a clear plan for the funds.
Some law firms receive funds in as little as 24 to 72 hours, especially with working capital loans or lines of credit. More structured loans, like SBA options, can take a few weeks. We’ll help you choose the path that balances speed with affordability.
Not when you apply through Finance Parrot. We start with a soft credit pull, so there’s no impact to your score just for exploring your loan options. A hard inquiry only happens if you move forward with a specific lender.
Law firms typically use business loans for:
Hiring associates, paralegals, or admin staff
Marketing and client acquisition
Leasing or upgrading office space
Purchasing case management software or secure IT systems
Managing uneven cash flow between billable hours and payment collection
Basically, if it supports your firm’s growth, retention, or infrastructure—you’re covered.
Not always. Many lenders offer unsecured business loans, especially for attorneys with solid credit and consistent revenue. Larger or longer-term loans may require some form of collateral, but we’ll walk you through your options either way.
You’ll typically need:
Law license or bar association credentials
Tax returns (business and/or personal)
Recent bank statements
Profit & loss statement (if applicable)
Business formation documents
We’ll guide you step-by-step once you begin your application.
Because we understand your business. Banks may not appreciate the unique billing cycles, overhead pressures, and client timelines attorneys deal with. At Finance Parrot, we connect you to lenders who specialize in professional services—so you get matched with better terms, faster approvals, and less red tape.