Can you write the content for my practice area pages?

Yes. We'll need to talk through what you handle and how you want to position your firm, but we write the actual page content. You review it, make changes, and approve before anything goes live.

I'm on a legal directory platform right now. Can I keep that and have a separate site?

You can, but most attorneys find the directory listing matters less once they have a real website that ranks on its own. We can talk through whether it makes sense to keep both or consolidate.

Will this help me show up in Google for Van and Van Zandt County searches?

The redesign alone gives you a better foundation — clean structure, fast load times, proper page titles. If you want to actively compete in search results, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 includes keyword research and on-page SEO for your target areas.

What if I need to update my site after it's built?

Small updates like adding a new practice area or changing your phone number — just call or text. We handle those quickly. You're not stuck waiting on a ticket system or trying to figure out a page builder yourself.

Do I need professional photos taken?

They help, but they're not required to get started. A decent headshot taken on a newer phone works fine. We can always swap in professional photos later without rebuilding anything.

Website Redesign · Van, TX

Your Van law firm deserves a website that actually works

A website redesign won't fix bad reviews. It won't make your phone ring if you're not answering it. But if you're a good lawyer in Van losing potential clients because your site looks like it belongs in a museum — that's a fixable problem, and it's one worth fixing.

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What's actually going wrong

People looking for a lawyer in Van Zandt County are doing it on their phones. Sitting in a parking lot after a fender bender. Scrolling at 11 p.m. because they just got served papers. They pull up your site and it takes forever to load, or the text is tiny, or the menu doesn't work right on a small screen. So they leave. They find somebody else. Not because that attorney is better — because that attorney's website didn't get in the way.

And that's what's frustrating about this. You went to law school. You passed the bar. You know Van, you know these people, you handle their cases. But your website — the thing that's supposed to represent all of that — was probably built on some template platform years ago. Maybe a legal directory threw it together as part of a package. It loads slow, it looks generic, and it doesn't tell anyone why they should call you instead of the firm down Highway 110.

A redesign means we tear it down and rebuild it. Mobile-first, because that's how people are actually finding you. Fast-loading, because nobody's waiting around. And built with your practice areas front and center so someone searching for a family law attorney or a criminal defense lawyer in this part of East Texas actually lands on a page that answers their question.

So what does a rebuilt lawyer website actually look like?

— Your practice areas each get their own page. Not a bullet list crammed into a sidebar. Real pages that explain what you handle, how the process works, and what someone should do next. That matters for search engines and it matters for the person reading it at midnight who doesn't know the difference between a consultation and a retainer.

— Attorney bios that aren't just a headshot and a paragraph copied from your bar profile. Where'd you go to school? How long have you practiced? What do you actually focus on? People hiring a lawyer want to trust you before they ever pick up the phone. Give them a reason.

— A contact form that's short and doesn't ask for their life story. Name, phone number, what kind of case. That's it. Make it easy to take that first step.

— The whole thing is yours. You own the code. You're not locked into some website builder where you can't even change your own phone number without calling support. If you want to move it, you can. If you want someone else to work on it later, they can.

What this costs and how long it takes

For most solo practitioners and small firms in Van, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a template with your name swapped in. If you want the site built with proper SEO structure so you're actually showing up in search results for Van and surrounding areas, that starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

We handle the hosting too, at $50 a month. That covers keeping the site fast, secure, and updated.

No drawn-out process. No six-month timeline. You tell us about your practice, we build the site, you review it, and it goes live. If something needs changing after launch, you call a real person in Tyler — not a support ticket queue.