Make a Payment
Review your account and schedule single or multiple debit card and electronic checks online.
Consumer Experience
Couch Lambert strives to present each consumer with a courteous, empathetic, professional, & ethical communication experience. We encourage any consumer who interacts with our Firm to provide comments about such experience. In the event you would like to share your experience with our Firm, please contact us via one of the methods provided below.
Contact Us
You may submit settlement offers, payment plan requests, and questions utilizing this form. Note: offers are subject to approval.
Give Us A Call
To speak to a member of our team, please call us Monday-Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. CT.
Additional Payment Options
Pay by Phone Without
Live Staff Member
You may make a payment with a check or debit card with our interactive voice response system by calling 1-866-282-3853 and selecting Option 1, after the important disclosures.
If you require TTY services, please dial 711.
Wire
Transfer
If you would like to like to send a wire, please email us at info@gulfsouthlegal.com to begin the process. We require several verification steps and reserve the right to refuse this form of payment based upon client and firm parameters.
Mail-in
Payments
We encourage everyone to use our other electronic payment methods given the convenience, however, we do accept mail-in payments if that is your preference.
Simply mail your payment to Couch Lambert LLC, 3501 North Causeway Blvd, Ste. 800, Metairie LA 70002.
We accept money orders, certified checks, and personal checks.
Send Us A Message
By using this page, you acknowledge your agreement to the Terms of Use for this site and all future communications.
Our office is a debt collector. In the event this website were deemed to be a communication with you, then please understand that we are attempting to collect a debt and any information you provide to us can and will be used to collect such debt.
Please understand that our client’s interests are adverse to yours. Additionally, as a Law Firm, we are required to represent our clients to the fullest extent; however, we are always interested in working toward mutually agreeable resolutions.