Do I really need a website if most of my clients come from referrals?

Yes — because those referrals are still going to look you up. A professional site confirms what they already heard about you. Without one, there's a gap between the recommendation and the follow-through.

What should I include on my attorney bio page?

Your education, bar admissions, practice areas, and a decent photo. A short paragraph about your approach or background helps too. People want to feel like they know you a little before they call.

Can you write the content for my practice area pages?

We can work with you on it. You know your practice better than anyone, so we'll usually start with what you provide and shape it into something clear and readable for a general audience.

How long before my site shows up in Google searches?

The site itself goes live within a week or two. Showing up in search results takes longer — usually a few months of consistent SEO work. The website-plus-SEO package gets that process started from day one.

Will my site work on phones and tablets?

Every site we build is designed to work on any screen size. A big chunk of your visitors will be on their phone, so that's not optional — it's just how we build.

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Web Design for Lawyers in Tatum

If you're practicing law in Tatum, your website should make people feel like they're in good hands before they ever pick up the phone. We build sites for attorneys that are clean, fast, and built around getting consultations booked.

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A Good Referral Still Checks You Out Online

Say someone at First Baptist mentions your name after Sunday service. They tell their friend you handled a property dispute, did great work, really knew your stuff. That friend goes home, sits down at the kitchen table, and types your name into Google. What they find in the next thirty seconds is either going to confirm that referral or quietly undo it. Your website is the handshake before the handshake.

What a Law Firm Website Actually Needs

Attorneys tend to overthink this part. You don't need fifty pages or a blog nobody reads. You need the basics done well.

Your areas of practice should be spelled out in plain language — not legalese, not vague categories. If you handle family law, estate planning, and real estate closings, each one gets its own section with enough detail that someone can tell whether you're the right fit. Attorney bios matter more than most people think. Credentials, background, maybe a photo that doesn't look like it was taken in 1997. People want to know who they're trusting with their case. And a contact form for initial consultations should be easy to find on every page. Not buried in a footer somewhere.

How We'd Build Your Site

Here's the honest version of how this works. We sit down — phone, video, whatever's easiest — and talk through what your firm does, who you're trying to reach, and what's not working right now. Then we build it.

For most law firms, a full website starting at $1,500 covers everything you'd need. That's a professionally designed site with your practice areas laid out clearly, attorney profiles, a consultation request form, and testimonial space for when you're ready to add client reviews. Takes about a week. If you also want to show up when someone in Rusk County searches for a lawyer — and you probably should — a website with SEO starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That includes the site itself plus the groundwork to get you ranking in local searches around Tatum, Henderson, and the surrounding area.

We also handle hosting at $50 a month, which keeps your site fast, secure, and updated so you're not worrying about it while you're prepping for court. The whole thing is built to work well on phones, load quickly, and make it obvious how to contact you. No filler pages. No design choices that confuse people. Just a site that does what it's supposed to do — make your firm look as good online as it is in person. And if you need a sharp logo to go with it, that's $500 and takes a week or two.