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Law firm website design measured in consultations per month, not design awards
A law firm site is not judged by how serious it looks. It is judged by how many qualified consultations come in each month, and how many get answered before the client calls the next name on the list.
- Intake that qualifies before the call
- Native English and Spanish, no extra cost
- No invented case studies
- Websites from $997
The short answer
Law firm website design has to do three things: a dedicated page for each practice area, an intake form that qualifies the case before it takes an attorney's time, and a response that arrives in minutes even on a weekend. Henoc Marketing builds bilingual legal sites with automated intake, and the first consultation is free.
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Why a law firm site does not generate consultations
It is almost never the design. It is that the site is built to talk about the firm instead of serving somebody with an urgent problem.
One page for every practice area
A firm covering immigration, family and personal injury on one page competes poorly in all three. Each area is a different search, with a different buyer and a different urgency, and needs its own page with its own content.
The form asks for name, email and "message"
That form leaves all the qualifying work to the attorney, who ends up spending hours on cases outside their scope. Well-designed intake asks case type, date of incident, jurisdiction and whether another attorney is involved, and that information arrives before the first call.
Nobody answers on the weekend
An arrest, a crash or an eviction notice do not wait for Monday. Somebody looking for a lawyer at that moment often calls several firms in a row. The site did its job, but the case is lost in the waiting room.
There is nothing that builds trust
Stock photos, a generic paragraph about "commitment to excellence" and no real biographies. Somebody looking for a lawyer is evaluating a person they will trust with something serious. Verifiable credentials, years in practice and a real photo outweigh any redesign.
The Spanish version does not exist or is a translation
In areas like immigration, employment or family law, part of the market searches in Spanish. A machine-translated page in a legal context reads as unserious exactly when the client is deciding whether to trust you.
How we build a legal site
Around the real journey of somebody with a problem, not around the firm's org chart.
One page per practice area
In the vocabulary the client uses, not the statute’s. People search "I got fired for no reason", not "wrongful termination". Each page explains what to do and what to expect, in copy your firm reviews and approves.
Intake that qualifies
Forms per practice area with the questions your team asks on the first call anyway. The case arrives classified and with urgency flagged, so the attorney starts where they used to finish.
Immediate response at any hour
An AI agent confirms receipt, collects the basics and alerts whoever is on call when the case is urgent. It gives no legal advice and does not pretend to: it collects and escalates.
What it includes
Built for a practice that bills by the hour and cannot afford time on cases that do not fit.
Practice area pages
One per real area, with its own content and its own form.
Smart intake
Conditional questions by case type, with urgency flagging.
Attorney biographies
Credentials, years in practice, jurisdictions and languages, with Person schema.
Compliance-ready structure
Space for the disclaimers and notices your counsel specifies.
Spanish content
Written, not translated, and included at no extra cost.
Resources and FAQs
The questions people ask before hiring. It is what ranks and what AI engines can cite.
Consultation tracking
Google Analytics with form, call and WhatsApp events per practice area.
After-hours intake agent
Collects and escalates. It never gives legal advice or opines on the case.
Why us, and where we are not the fit
We start with the uncomfortable part, because in this field credibility is the entire product.
We do not have a law firm case study
And we are not going to dress another one up as if it were. We have built sites for professional services, like the consulting firm you can see below, but for no law firm yet. If your selection criterion is that the agency has already worked with attorneys, there are agencies in Orlando that have, and that is a legitimate reason to choose them.
Intake is software, not a form
Here we do have a clear edge: we write the code. Conditional logic by case type, the connection to your case management system and the alert to the on-call attorney are development, not plugin configuration, and we do not subcontract it.
Security designed in
An intake form collects sensitive information from somebody who is not a client yet. The founder has more than 20 years in technology, cybersecurity and cloud, so who sees that data and where it lives gets decided up front, not after an incident.
We do not give compliance advice
Attorney advertising rules vary by state and your bar governs, not your web agency. We build the structure your counsel specifies, with the space and hierarchy for whatever notices are required, and we do not pretend to know what we do not.
The process
The standard process takes four weeks: strategy and content in week 1, design and development in weeks 2 and 3, launch and training in week 4. Integrations and content reviews can stretch it, and the delivery date goes in writing in the quote.
- Step 1
Strategy and content
Practice areas, ideal case type and how a case comes in and gets assigned today. One URL per area and the intake design.
Week 1
- Step 2
Design and development
Copy and biographies in both languages, reviewed by your team, plus development, intake, schema and mobile testing.
Weeks 2-3
- Step 3
Launch and training
Go live, per-area consultation tracking and training for whoever handles intake.
Week 4
Practice areas
Each needs its own page, its own vocabulary and its own intake.
Immigration
Many people search in Spanish, with very specific questions about their situation.
Personal injury
Won with qualification and speed, not volume.
Family and divorce
Sensitive inquiries that arrive at night and on weekends.
Employment
Searches in everyday language, far from the legal term.
Business and real estate
Long cycles where automated follow-up makes the difference.
Legal marketing with AI
Intake and follow-up automation for your Orlando firm.
What it costs
Our published prices. What moves the number most for a firm is the number of practice areas, because each one is a page with its own content, and intake with logic by case type.
Essential website
From $997
1-3 pages, bilingual EN/ES
Business website
From $2,497
Up to 8 pages, bilingual EN/ES
Pro website
From $4,497
9+ pages or integrations
Website redesign
From $1,997
With redirects so you keep your Google rankings
Care plan (maintenance)
$147/mo
Hosting, SSL, backups, security monitoring and 1 hour of changes a month
Care plan (maintenance) is monthly: 6-month minimum, then month-to-month with 30 days' notice. If you cancel within the first 30 days, we refund your first monthly fee (setup, ad spend and usage are non-refundable).
What we can actually show you
It is not a law firm. It is a professional services firm, shown with its permission, and we show it because the challenge is similar: building trust and explaining complex services clearly.
Where we work
We operate out of Orlando, Florida, serving Central Florida on site and the rest of the United States remotely. Working in two languages every day taught us something that applies to any firm with Hispanic clients: a Spanish search is not a translation of the English one. The words, the questions and the level of urgency change, and that applies the same in Orlando, Houston or Los Angeles.
- Orlando
- Kissimmee
- Winter Park
- Lake Mary
- Florida
- United States
Frequently asked questions
How much does a law firm website cost?
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It depends mostly on the number of practice areas and on intake. Our published prices: the Essential website from $997 (1-3 pages, bilingual EN/ES); the Business website from $2,497 (up to 8 pages, bilingual EN/ES); the Pro website from $4,497 (9+ pages or integrations). A practice with two areas is not the same project as a firm with five areas and eight attorneys. Bilingual is included, and you get the quote in writing after a free 30-minute consultation.
Will the site comply with my bar's advertising rules?
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We build the structure to comply, but final conformity is validated by your counsel or your bar, not by us. Rules vary by state, especially around past results and testimonials. Our job is to leave the right space and hierarchy for whatever notices you are told to include, and to publish nothing you have not approved.
Can I use client testimonials?
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It depends on your jurisdiction: several states restrict testimonials and past results in legal advertising. We build the module and the disclaimers, and you or your counsel decide what goes live. We never write or invent a testimonial, here or in any other field.
What exactly does the intake agent do?
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It confirms the message arrived, collects case type, date of incident, jurisdiction and contact details, and alerts whoever is on call if you flagged that case type as urgent. What it does not do, by design, is give legal advice, opine on case merit or discuss deadlines. If the user asks, it replies that an attorney has to review that and escalates.
Do I need a page for every practice area?
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For every area you want to show up in search for, yes. It is the most important structural difference between a legal site that captures and one that does not. A page trying to cover immigration, family and injury at once answers none of the three thoroughly.
Do you work with firms outside Florida?
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Yes, the work is remote. The only thing that changes by state is advertising rules, and your local counsel validates those regardless. Where we add something specific is Spanish-language content, which we write every day.
How long does it take?
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The standard process takes four weeks: strategy and content in week 1, design and development in weeks 2 and 3, launch and training in week 4. Integrations and content reviews can stretch it, and the delivery date goes in writing in the quote. For a firm, the step that takes longest is the firm's own review of the legal content, and it is not one to rush.
Let us talk about how your cases come in today
Thirty minutes to look at your site, your form and what happens to an inquiry that arrives on a Saturday. You leave with a written quote, or a fix list if what you have can be salvaged.