Make a law firm website with an enquiry form
Describe your practice and get a one-page site with practice areas, how you work and a form for first enquiries.
This preview shows the first 10 sections and does not keep your file.
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Clients choose a lawyer on trust: do these people handle my kind of problem, and will they answer? A firm's page does not need to be large. It needs clear practice areas, a plain description of how a first meeting works and a way to make a first enquiry. This tool lays your description out as a restrained one-page site and adds an enquiry form for the name, contact details and a short message. The tone stays sober, and the page makes no claims you did not write.
What you get
Practice areas, plainly
Each area is a card with a line about who it is for.
How a case starts
Steps describe fees and process the way you wrote them.
No promises about outcomes
The tool is told not to add claims, awards or results.
How it works
- Step 1
Describe it in your own words.
- Step 2
See the page, with its form, in the preview.
- Step 3
Create a free account to edit it, publish it on a link and get the answers.
Who uses it
Solo practitioners
Show a professional page without paying for a custom site.
Small firms
Describe a new practice area and share a link.
Notaries and advisers
Explain what you do and collect first enquiries.
Questions
Does the form protect confidentiality?
Enquiries are saved for you and emailed to you. Tell visitors on the page not to send confidential details until you have agreed to act.
Does the page meet my professional advertising rules?
Rules differ by country and bar. Check the text against your own rules before you publish.
Can I add a client portal?
No. This is an information page with an enquiry form.
Where do the enquiries go?
Once the page is published from your account, each one is saved in a Responses tab that only you can open, and emailed to you at your verified address with the sender as the reply-to. In the free preview the form is shown but does not send.