eLawServices

Web · paid plans from $2.99/mo

Freedom report

Two barsScore 6.3

  • Free tierA free tier is on its own pricing page
  • Open codeNo open-source code on record
  • Runs widely1 of 6 device platforms
  • DocumentedPlans, terms and facts published

eLawServices provides web-based e-filing, e-recording, document storage, and document preparation for Texas court matters. Its listed court coverage includes the Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Courts of Appeals, district and county courts, and some justice-of-the-peace courts. The service offers a free plan for basic e-filing, as well as paid plans at 2.99 USD per month and 3.99 USD per month. The free plan cannot accept word processor files or provide fax service. For 2.99 USD per month, users can upload word processor files and use free fax service; the 3.99 USD per month plan adds monthly invoicing for volume filers. Other listed options include fully managed filing, per-transaction fees, and free services for indigent filers. The company says it serves indigent filers, pro se filers, and legal professionals. Listed plans have no contract, registration fee, or other hidden fees. Phone support is available at 800-943-4085 from 9 a.m. to midnight seven days a week, and email support is also listed. Live chat is unavailable.

Who it is for

It suits Texas filers, including indigent and pro se filers, as well as legal professionals. The listed plans include a volume-filer option with monthly invoicing.

What is good

  • Includes free basic e-filing.
  • Covers Texas appellate, district, and county courts.
  • 2.99 USD per month adds word processor uploads and fax.
  • 3.99 USD per month adds monthly invoicing.
  • Phone support runs seven days a week.

What to know first

  • Free plan excludes word processor file submissions.
  • Free plan has no fax service.
  • Live chat is unavailable.
  • Some justice-of-the-peace courts are covered.

Verdict

eLawServices offers Texas court filing and document services with a free plan and two listed monthly prices. Check the court coverage and plan limits to see whether they fit your filing needs.

Get started with eLawServices

  1. Visit the eLawServices e-filing website.
  2. Choose the free plan, a monthly plan, or another listed filing option.
  3. Use the web service for the supported Texas court coverage.
  4. Contact support by phone or email if you need assistance.

What the free plan stops at

The free plan covers basic e-filing but does not support word processor file submissions or fax service. The 2.99 USD per month plan adds both, while the 3.99 USD per month plan adds monthly invoicing for volume filers.

Questions about eLawServices

Is eLawServices free?

Yes. Its free plan costs 0.00 USD per free and provides basic e-filing functions. Free services are also listed for indigent filers.

What are the monthly plan prices?

The listed plans are 2.99 USD per month and 3.99 USD per month. The first adds word processor uploads and free fax service; the second adds monthly invoicing for volume filers.

Which courts does it cover?

Listed coverage includes the Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Courts of Appeals, district and county courts, and some justice-of-the-peace courts.

What platforms does eLawServices support?

The listed platform is web.

Who does the service serve?

eLawServices says it serves indigent filers, pro se filers, and legal professionals.

How can I contact support?

Phone support is available at 800-943-4085 from 9 a.m. to midnight seven days a week. The listed email is [email protected], and live chat is unavailable.

eLawServices plans and pricing

All plans
Free plan Free Basic e-filing functions · cannot submit word processor files · no fax service efiletexas.gov · 4 Oct 2026
$2.99 plan $2.99/mo $2.99 plan Basic functions · upload word processor files · free fax service efiletexas.gov · 4 Oct 2026
$3.99 plan $3.99/mo $3.99 plan All above features · monthly invoicing for volume filers efiletexas.gov · 4 Oct 2026

Compared on legal e-filing software

Court coverage
Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, Courts of Appeals, district and county courts, and some justice-of-the-peace courts
Supported platforms
web

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