A website for your law firm that says what you do and who does it
People looking for a lawyer are rarely calm. Before they call, they want to know whether you handle their kind of matter and whether someone serious is behind the firm. Your site should answer that on the first screen.
A firm sells trust, and trust has to be visible
Unlike a restaurant, nobody decides here on a nice photo. They decide because they find names, training and credentials, and because the firm says plainly what it is good at. A site full of lines like “comprehensive legal services” and no attorney with a name gives someone about to trust you with a problem nothing to go on.
That is why each attorney appears with a name, a practice area and their bar admission, and the photos are of the real firm.
Practice areas written the way clients search
A person with a problem does not type “civil and commercial litigation”. They type “I was fired without severance” or “how do I collect an unpaid invoice”. Each of your practice areas becomes a section of the page, in that client’s words, so Google can find you when they type it and they know the matter is yours.
And we do not promise results on your behalf. What gets written is what your firm can honestly say.
An easy first contact
Phone, message and a short form in plain sight, with your hours and address. How the first consultation works (free or paid, how long) is up to you, and the page says it without hedging.
Open Morales & Associates, an example firm built with this method. It is not a client. It is there so you can see how the attorneys, the practice areas and the contact look on a phone.
See the Morales & Associates demo
What it costs
From $129 a month, plus $690 to start, or $1,390 in one payment. Ready in 7 business days. Hosting, domain, SSL, daily backups and email are included. Prices in US dollars.
If you also want an assistant that answers your WhatsApp after hours and a site in Spanish and English, that is the Grow plan: from $199 a month. Full details, including the year-two renewal, are in the pricing table.
What we need from you
- The practice areas you handle, and the ones you do not.
- Name, specialty and bar admission of each attorney.
- How you handle the first consultation: cost, length and how it happens.
- Hours, address, phone and WhatsApp.
- Real photos of the firm and the team. In this line of work they weigh more than any photo of ours; if you do not have them, we will talk it through.