Practice-area pages
Each practice area gets its own dedicated page with copy structured around the legal questions prospective clients are actually asking.
[ Built for new lawyers ]
A modern website shouldn't be the hardest part of opening your practice.
Just passed the bar? Hanging your own shingle? We build clean, professional websites for new and solo attorneys — launched in 2–4 weeks with managed hosting and no upfront design fee.
Your first website shouldn't cost more than your first month of rent.
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Clients are searching for you on Google.
Most first-time legal clients find their attorney through a search engine, not a referral. If your name doesn't return a professional-looking site on page one, you're already losing them.
02
A Squarespace template looks like a Squarespace template.
The most-used legal templates show up on hundreds of attorney sites. If a prospective client has seen the exact same layout at three other firms, trust signals stop working.
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You don't have time to be a webmaster.
You're building a practice, writing engagement letters, taking continuing-ed credits, and trying to bring in clients. The website should run itself once it's live — and when it needs updates, that's our job, not yours.
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Intake forms should actually book consultations.
A buried "Contact" page doesn't book consultations. We design intake forms that capture the right details, route to your inbox, and follow up — so warm leads don't go cold while you're in court.
Everything a new firm needs, without the agency overhead.
Intake-focused contact forms
Forms designed around the matter type, with the right conflict-check questions up front and clean routing to your inbox.
Trust signals that actually work
Bar admissions, education, languages, fee structure — laid out so a prospective client can verify you're a real attorney in 10 seconds, not 10 minutes.
Mobile-first design
Built for the phone first. Real touch targets, click-to-call, click-to-email — the way clients actually reach out at 9pm on a Tuesday.
Local SEO foundations
Clean URLs, location signals, schema markup, Google Business Profile integration — so "estate planning attorney in [your city]" actually surfaces you.
Blog / insights section
Optional but powerful — a place to publish FAQs, plain-English legal explainers, and case updates that build SEO authority over time.
Easy content updates
Add a new practice area, swap a headshot, update fees — quickly, without billing a developer hourly to do it.
Managed hosting & support
Hosting, security, backups, and monthly content edits handled by us. You focus on the practice, we keep the site healthy.
A real firm, fully revamped.
An estate-planning practice in Texas came to us with a hand-me-down template that wasn't booking consultations. We rebuilt the site from scratch around their actual practice areas, intake flow, and client questions.
Revamp — Law firm
Questions new lawyers ask first.
How much does a new-lawyer website cost?
Every practice is different — number of practice areas, content depth, and how much copy needs writing all matter. Most new-attorney builds fall into a predictable range, and we share a clear written estimate after the free initial consultation. There's no upfront design fee for the consultation itself.
How quickly can I launch?
Most new-firm websites launch in 2–4 weeks from the kick-off conversation. The biggest variable is how quickly you can get us your content (practice-area descriptions, bio, headshot, bar admissions). If you're moving fast, we can move fast.
Will it be ethically compliant for my state bar?
We build to common state-bar advertising rules — no improper testimonials, no guaranteed-outcome language, no comparative claims, attorney-advertising disclaimers where required. Final review against your specific state's rules is always your responsibility, but we won't hand you a site that's an obvious violation.
Do I have to switch off Clio / MyCase / PracticePanther?
No. The website doesn't replace your practice-management software. It connects to it — intake forms can route into Clio Grow or your existing intake workflow, calendar links can point to your booking tool, and conflict-check questions can be wired in up front.
What if I don't have a logo, bar number, or photo yet?
That's normal for a brand-new practice. We can launch with a wordmark while a proper logo is in progress, hold the bar-number field until you've been sworn in, and use placeholder content where needed. The site grows up with the practice.
Can I cancel the monthly plan if my practice slows down?
Yes. You can cancel managed hosting at any time. Hosting and included services continue through the end of the current billing period, and you keep your domain and your content. No long-term contract.
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The first conversation is free, takes about 30 minutes, and you leave with an honest opinion on what your firm actually needs — even if you decide not to work with us.
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