Category: Law Firm Web Design

The DIY step-by-step: domain, hosting, theme, the eight pages you need, four plugins, bar compliance, and a pre-launch checklist.

Where to file when stationed elsewhere, retirement pay, deployment and custody: the questions military families search and almost no family law site answers.

A lawyer website redesign loses rankings for four reasons, and all four are avoidable. The baseline to capture before you start, the redirect rules that matter, and a launch-week checklist.

The what-you-keep page is the strongest page on a bankruptcy site and the most likely to be wrong. How to structure it, date it and say which rules apply.

Employment lawyer website design in Texas: why at-will folklore blocks your best enquiries, the pages that fix it, and what the State Bar review process changes.

The big injury advertisers buy head terms and write generic pages. The partly-at-fault, uninsured-driver and fees pages they skip are how a smaller firm wins.

Real estate lawyer website design in California: transactional clients, flat fees, matter-specific pages, and the referral page nobody builds.

Medical malpractice lawyer website design in California: depth for research-heavy visitors, damages-limit content that ages, and results handled carefully.

Kadence, Astra, GeneratePress, Blocksy or a native block theme — which WordPress theme suits which kind of law firm, and why dedicated lawyer themes usually cost you later.

Half of family law visitors are not ready to call. How a divorce website serves the decided and the undecided, and handles the shared-device problem.