How long does a redesign take for a law firm website?

A full website runs about a week. If you add SEO, it's closer to one to two weeks. We'll need your practice area info, bios, and any testimonials you want to include — but we handle the rest.

What happens to my current website during the rebuild?

Nothing. Your current site stays live until the new one is ready to go. Once everything's approved, we swap it over. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase.

Can I make changes to the site after it's finished?

Yes. You own the code, so you or anyone you hire can make edits. We also offer hosting at $50/mo that includes ongoing support if you'd rather not deal with it yourself.

Do I really need a custom site or would a nice template work?

For a law firm, trust matters more than almost anything. A template site looks like a template site — and potential clients notice. A custom build lets you present your practice areas, credentials, and personality the way you want. Not the way some template forces you to.

What if I only practice one or two areas of law?

That actually makes the site simpler and more focused, which is a good thing. We build around what you do. A solo practitioner handling family law and estate planning needs a very different site than a multi-attorney firm. The scope adjusts to fit.

Will this help me show up in Google searches for lawyers near Quitman?

The redesign itself gives you a solid foundation — clean structure, fast load times, mobile-friendly design. That puts you ahead of most local competition. If you want to actively rank for search terms across Wood County, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 is built for that.

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Lawyer Website Redesign in Quitman

$1,500. That's what it costs to completely rebuild your law firm's website. If you're a lawyer in Quitman, one decent case probably covers that several times over. So if your current site isn't converting visitors into consultations, that's a pretty easy call.

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People Google You Before They Call You

When somebody in Wood County needs a lawyer, they search. Or a friend gives them your name and they search that. Either way, they end up on your website.

And if it's slow, hard to read on a phone, or looks like it hasn't been touched in years — they leave. They don't call. They don't fill out the form. They just find somebody else. That's not dramatic, it's just how people make decisions now. They're already stressed about whatever legal situation they're dealing with. They want to know what you handle, whether you seem like someone they can trust, and how to contact you. On their phone. In seconds.

If your site can't do that, it's working against you.

Templates Don't Cut It for Law Firms

A lot of lawyer websites are built on Wix or Squarespace or whatever someone recommended a few years back. And they were fine at the time. But now the design looks dated, the text is tiny on mobile, and the contact form might not even work.

You're probably paying monthly for it too. Platform fees, maybe a plugin, hosting. Spending money on something that's turning potential clients away.

And the real kicker — you can't fix it. You can't customize the layout. You can't restructure your practice area pages. You're stuck inside whatever that template allows. For a law firm, where trust and clarity matter more than almost any other business, that's a bad spot to be in.

What We Actually Build

We don't use templates. Your site gets built from scratch — designed for phones first, loads fast, and structured so search engines can find you.

For a law firm that means practice areas explained in plain language, attorney bios with real credentials, a simple contact form that actually works for consultation requests, and space for client testimonials. Every page has a clear purpose and a next step for the visitor.

You own the code when it's done. All of it. Want to switch hosts in two years? Go ahead. Want to hire someone else to make changes? They can. No platform lock-in, no export fees, no proprietary garbage. It's your site.

Quitman Is Small but Wood County Isn't

Quitman sits right in the middle of Wood County. And when someone in Mineola, Winnsboro, or Alba needs a lawyer, they're searching the same way everyone else does. A good website puts you in front of all of them — not just the folks who already know your name from around town.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work built in from day one so you're showing up across Wood County and beyond, that starts at $3,500 and takes a week or two. Both get you something that actually works for your practice instead of just existing on the internet.