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Websites for small law firms.
Someone searching for a lawyer is usually having a bad week. They want to know quickly who you are, what you handle, and how to reach you. I build websites for small and mid-sized law firms anywhere in the U.S.: a page for every practice area, your attorneys up front and a consultation request that lands with you immediately, built with whatever disclaimers your state bar requires.
What clients search
Practice areas get searched one at a time.
Clients search for their problem, not your firm's name. Each area you handle needs its own page.
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Family law
"Divorce attorney [your city]." "Child custody lawyer." "Modification of child support." Different questions, different pages, written for someone who is stressed and scanning.
- 2
Criminal defense and DUI
"DUI lawyer [your city]." "First offense DUI." Searches happen at night and fast. The phone number and an after-hours option go at the top.
- 3
Injury and workers' comp
"Car accident lawyer [your city]." "Workers compensation attorney." Plain explanations, how the first call works, and what a free consultation includes.
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Estate, business and other practice
"Wills and trusts attorney." "LLC formation lawyer." Pages for the services you actually want more of, not everything you could do.
Law-firm sites are scrutinised by more than clients. Other lawyers, bar regulators and Google all read them. That is why the content is written with you, in plain language, and why I never write or invent client results, endorsements or ranking claims.
What it needs
Six things a law firm site has to carry.
Every site I build is fast on a phone, has your real Google reviews and a call button. Law firms need six more.
- A page for each practice areaWhat you handle, how it works, what to bring to a first call, and what happens next. Written with you.
- Attorney bios with credentialsBar admissions, education, experience and a real photo. How you describe yourself is governed by your state bar; I build what you approve.
- A consultation form that keeps it simpleName, phone, email and a few lines about the matter, with a clear note that sending it doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. You supply the exact wording.
- Required disclaimers and advertising labelsWhatever your state bar requires, in the footer and where needed. You tell me; I place them. I don't give legal advice.
- Case results and client endorsements, only where allowedUsed only if your state bar allows it and only with the required disclaimers. You supply and approve every one. I never write or invent them.
- Your real Google reviews, on the pageAs clients wrote them. Never written for you, never edited, never offered in exchange for anything.
How it works
Remote, and in writing.
Everything happens by phone, video call and email, around your court schedule. You tell me your practice areas and which you want more of, and which bar's rules apply. I write up the pages, the price and the timeline before any work starts, then build the site and walk you through it before the second half is due. You deal with me, the person who writes the code.
I don't have a made-up law-firm site to show you yet, so I'd rather build yours than pretend. The closest finished samples are on the work page, and a free mockup shows you the same level of finish on your own business. Everything on the samples is fictional and has no reviews on purpose. Your site carries your real ones.
A firm with several practice areas and attorneys usually fits the Custom plan. Compare every plan on the pricing page, or use the quote builder for a ballpark. Half up front, half at launch, with a 6-month minimum on the monthly. Want a look before you decide? Get a free mockup of your homepage.
Common questions
Attorneys ask me these.
Do you build for firms outside Alabama?
Yes. Everything is remote, by call, video, text and email. I ask which state bar's advertising rules apply and build around them.
Can you promise page one on Google?
No, and anyone who does is selling something. I promise a site built to Google's published standards with a page per practice area, and I never promise a ranking or a number of cases.
Can you write my case results and client endorsements?
No. I only place results and endorsements you supply and your state bar permits, with the required disclaimers. I never write or invent them.
Are you giving us legal advice on advertising?
No. I'm a web developer, not a lawyer. You are responsible for compliance with your state bar's advertising rules. I'll build in whatever disclaimers and wording your own counsel or the bar requires.
What about client confidentiality on the form?
The form asks for contact details and a few lines about the matter. I tell visitors not to include confidential details, and the wording is yours to approve. For anything more, I link to your own secure intake.
Ready when you are
One call. Two weeks. Live.
Start with a free mockup of your homepage, or just call. Either way you get a straight answer and a written quote before anything costs you a dollar.
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