Family Law

Family Law Firms
Internet Marketing that Works

If you practice family law, you know that family law matters carry a high level of emotion — from adopting a child to restructuring a family through divorce. Family members need to know that your law firm can handle their cases in a professional manner with care, compassion, and careful attention to every legal detail.

A strong Internet presence can introduce potential clients to you and tell them how you can help them.

Contact FindLaw legal marketing consultant Tracy Spence
30-minute free consultation
404-427-2800

Your FindLaw FirmSite is available at all hours of the day or night so that potential clients can get to know you, your firm, and how you can help. Because family law matters often don't wait for regular business hours, clients can learn about your family law firm and make a decision to contact you on any day, at any time.

• What types of family law matters do you handle? Your Web site can focus on those areas where you have the most experience. If you are ready to expand your practice, you may choose to add additional areas. Your FirmSite is a marketing tool that should meet your objectives.
• Be specific about the types of family law cases you handle. Potential clients want to know that you handle the particular issues they are dealing with. Most family law practices deal with divorce and related matters such as child custody, child support, spousal support, and property division. Many also handle domestic partnership and pre-nuptial agreements, adoptions, and post-judgment modifications.
• When you first meet with clients, what are their biggest concerns? Are they worried about child custody? Are they concerned about hidden assets and fair division of marital property? Are they threatened with domestic violence? On your FindLaw site, you can reassure them that you can help.
• What sets your family law firm apart? Your potential clients want to feel comfortable with you and your law firm even before they make that first phone call or send an e-mail. Your Web site can make that all-important initial introduction.

Tracy Spence consults with law firms throughout the Florida Panhandle area. On our testimonials page, learn more about how his customers have benefited from having a custom-designed, custom-written, optimized Internet Web site.