Can you write the content for my practice area pages?

Yes. We write all the page content as part of the build. You'll review everything before it goes live, and we'll revise until it reads the way you want. The goal is clear descriptions that potential clients understand without a legal dictionary.

What happens to my current site while the new one is being built?

It stays live the entire time. We build the new site separately and only switch it over once you've approved everything. No downtime, no half-finished pages showing up in Google.

Do I actually need the SEO package?

If most of your clients come from referrals and you just need a professional site to point them to, the standard redesign is solid on its own. If you want people in Wills Point and Van Zandt County finding you through Google searches, the SEO package is built for that. Two different goals, two different packages.

How is this different from a legal directory like Avvo or FindLaw?

Those platforms give you a profile on their domain. You're building their search authority, not yours. A custom site means your name, your domain, your rankings. You're not sharing the page with every other attorney in the county.

Will I be able to make updates after the site is finished?

Yes. We'll set things up so you can handle basic changes — updating a phone number, adding a blog post, editing a bio. For bigger changes, we're a phone call away.

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

Then the site is simpler and the build is faster. Fewer practice area pages doesn't mean less effective — it actually makes the site more focused. Google tends to reward that.

Website Redesign · Wills Point, TX

A Website Redesign for Your Wills Point Law Practice

Google switched to mobile-first indexing back in 2019. If your law firm's site was built before that — or built without that in mind — it's been quietly working against you for years. And in a town like Wills Point, where a single new client can change your whole month, that matters.

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The Problem With Most Law Firm Websites

Law firm websites have a specific problem that other businesses don't: they need to explain complicated things to people who are already stressed out. Someone in Wills Point searching for help with a will, a custody dispute, or a property matter — they're not browsing for fun. They need to find the right attorney fast, understand what you handle, and feel confident enough to pick up the phone.

A website that loads slowly on a phone, hides your practice areas behind confusing navigation, or doesn't have a clear way to contact you? That person's gone. They'll tap the next result on Google without a second thought. It's not personal. It's just how people make decisions when they're under pressure and short on time.

And if your site was built on one of those template platforms where you can't change the layout or rearrange anything without breaking something else — you already know the frustration. You're paying for a site you can't actually control.

What a Proper Redesign Actually Covers

1. **Practice area pages that explain things in plain English.** Not a bullet list of twelve legal terms nobody outside a courtroom recognizes. Real pages that describe what you do, who it's for, and what the process looks like. One page per practice area. Google indexes these individually, and potential clients actually read them — when they're written like a human wrote them.

2. **Attorney bios that build trust in about thirty seconds.** Your credentials matter. But so does your photo, your tone, and whether you come across as someone a person would want to sit across from. People hire lawyers they feel good about. A strong bio page does that work before the consultation even starts.

3. **A contact form on every page — not just the contact page.** Name, phone number, brief description of what they need. That's it. And it has to work perfectly on a phone, because that's where most folks will fill it out. Probably from a parking lot.

4. **Mobile-first design from the ground up.** Not a desktop site that grudgingly shrinks down. A site built for phones first, then expanded for bigger screens. Text is readable, buttons are tappable, and nothing overlaps or gets cut off halfway through a sentence.

5. **Fast loading and proper SEO structure.** Pages should load in under two seconds. Each one needs proper titles, headings, and meta descriptions so Google knows what it's looking at. No page builders or drag-and-drop platforms dragging everything down to a crawl.

What This Costs and How It Works

A full law firm website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site with your practice areas, attorney bios, contact forms, and mobile-first design. You own the code outright when it's done. Not a license. Not a subscription. The actual files.

If you want search visibility for terms like "lawyer in Wills Point" or "estate planning Van Zandt County," the Website+SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That adds keyword research, on-page SEO for every page, and a site structure designed to show up in local results.

Hosting runs $50 a month. No annual contracts. You get a fast server, security updates, and a real person to call if something breaks. And if you ever want to move your site somewhere else, you take it with you — because it's yours.