A discreet first contact
Phone and a form that does not force the whole dispute onto the web. Clients sense that sensitive details stay off the public page — and that the practice takes confidentiality seriously.
Lawyer · practice areas · discretion · from €500
Website development for lawyers
Ads and LinkedIn are not enough: someone in a sensitive situation needs to see what you practise, that you appear serious, and how to contact you without oversharing. I’ll build a formal site with clear practice areas and confidential contact — no empty promises or visual noise.
Example searches a good website can answer
lawyer Bratislava
family lawyer Prague
commercial lawyer Vienna
property lawyer Brno
employment lawyer Graz
debt collection Linz
criminal lawyer Bratislava
lawyer Košice
attorney Vienna
website for a lawyer
What belongs on a lawyer’s website
Fewer sections, more clarity: who you are, which law you practise, how to reach you safely — without promising outcomes.
- Practice / firm introduction without marketing fluff
- Practice areas named the way clients search
- Lawyer profiles: qualifications, languages, focus
- How first contact works (no unnecessary personal data in the form)
- Optional articles — only with real legal value, not SEO filler
- Phone, email and a confidential form with a clear notice
Why a legal practice needs more than a generic company site
Practice areas named clearly
Family, commercial, property, employment — specific, not “we handle everything”. Clients see immediately whether you fit their matter; fewer off-topic enquiries.
Professional tone, not flashy marketing
Clean, readable, calm. Heavy animation and aggressive CTAs work against credibility. A serious practice needs a different page than a shop.
What a firm gains from a serious website
Enquiries that match your practice
People arrive with a sense of the legal area. Fewer off-topic calls, more consultations worth taking.
A clear line between information and outcome promises
Copy presents services without false guarantees — aligned with ethical caution in legal marketing.
A confidential entry point
Form and guidance on what not to put online. Clients know case details move to a private channel.
Representation outside office hours
While you are in court, the site explains the practice and collects discreet messages. The firm does not look “offline”.
How do you actually get found in search?
That’s part of what I do. SEO strategy is included even with the simplest landing page. We’ll shape the copy around real searches in your city and choose a clear, competitive way to present your offer.
Lawyer website from €500 · usually 7–14 days
A simple practice site from €500. More lawyers, separate areas, language versions or more pages — from €1,200. Exact estimate after a short brief.
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What are we allowed to publish? We cannot promise outcomes.
The site should state facts about the practice, areas and how to contact you — not win guarantees or inflated promises. We avoid wording that could read as misleading marketing. Copy is tuned carefully; you approve the final text. The goal is trust, not aggressive selling of legal services.
How do we set up a confidential contact form — and what stays off the site?
The form should collect name, contact details and a brief need — not full case files, ID numbers or evidence. We’ll note that sensitive details should not be sent via a public web form. First screening happens by phone or an agreed channel. That protects both the client and the firm.
Solo lawyer versus multi-attorney firm — different site structure?
A solo practice often needs one strong page: about you, areas, contact. With several lawyers, a shared intro plus profiles — and optional area pages — works better. Clients should find the right person and topic without a corporate maze. I design for team size, not for a “big firm look”.
Are blogs or articles worth it for SEO in law?
Yes — if you publish precise pieces on matters you actually handle, not generic “for Google” posts. Strong content builds authority; weak content harms trust. Limited writing capacity? A strong static site beats an empty blog — in Bratislava, Prague or Vienna.
Clients across regions or countries — how should languages work on the site?
For cross-border or bilingual clients, often your local language + English is enough. Practice areas and contact in the second language matter; legal wording must be precise, not machine-translated. We’ll clarify which jurisdictions you actually cover — so the site doesn’t promise what you don’t offer.
What is the timeline, and what do you need from the lawyer to start?
A simple site is typically ready in 7–14 days. From you: practice areas, city, contacts, short bios (education, languages), optional photo and approved firm wording. I draft the copy; you approve legal and ethical correctness. References only with client consent — never sensitive case details.
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