Secure Online Fax for Texas Law Firms & Courts

Rule 21a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure authorizes service by fax, subject to local rules and the receiving party. The transmission record Send FAX Mail produces gives you a timestamped confirmation you can put in the file if service is ever disputed.

The Texas Office of Court Administration runs eFiling for most court submissions, but fax hasn't disappeared from legal practice. Firms still use it for service under Rule 21a, for correspondence with opposing counsel, and with offices that prefer it, so having a reliable fax channel alongside eFiling is practical.

It's built to. Transmission is encrypted, documents are stored encrypted, and access runs through an authenticated account rather than a shared machine in a hallway. That lines up with the client-confidentiality duties under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct that the State Bar of Texas enforces.

Plans start at $12.99 a month, and you can pick a Texas area-code number at no extra cost. Larger firms can add multiple users and numbers, with no per-page charges; a firm that goes past its plan's page allowance moves up to the next tier.