Family law website guides

Short, specific answers to the website questions a family law practice actually runs into. No filler, no jargon.

Most of what makes a family law firm's website work or fail comes down to a handful of concrete decisions: what to ask on an intake form before the first call, how many pages the site actually needs, who owns the domain. Each guide below covers one of those decisions in enough detail to make it yourself, whether or not you ever hire anyone to build it.

Anything below that touches what your practice is permitted to claim or advertise defers to your own bar counsel. I build the pages; the wording that has to survive a bar rule is yours to write.

A divorce lawyer's website intake form: what to ask before the first call

What to ask on an intake form before the first call, and why it saves you time too.

How many pages does a family law firm website actually need?

How many pages a family law firm website actually needs, by firm size.

Mediator vs divorce attorney: how to write your site so it matches the search

The word choices that tell a searcher whether your site is litigation or mediation.

Who owns your law firm's website when you fire your web designer?

Who actually owns your law firm's website when you fire your web designer, and how to check.

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