Web Design for Bankruptcy Attorneys

Many bankruptcy sites read like a statute summary. They explain the code before they explain what happens to someone's house, car or paycheck. Others look like any general practice firm and never mention bankruptcy above the fold, so a frightened visitor isn't sure they are in the right place.

Intake is often worse: a long form demanding every debt and income figure before the person has spoken to anyone, or a phone line that goes to voicemail after hours.

Bankruptcy advertising has its own constraints. State bar advertising rules govern how firms describe results, fees and areas of focus, and the debt relief agency provisions of the Bankruptcy Code can require specific disclosure wording for consumer practices. We build the site so those statements have a home on every relevant page, and your firm reviews and approves the wording before launch. We don't give legal advice on it.

Intake forms handle sensitive financial details, so we keep them short, encrypt submissions and send them to your case management system rather than a shared inbox.

The website is a one-off project with a fixed quote in writing, and builds start at $1,000. Cost depends on the number of practice and problem pages, whether we write all the copy, Spanish-language pages, and connections to your scheduling and case management tools. Software subscriptions are billed by their providers.

If you want ongoing marketing, monthly plans start at $1,000 a month, month to month, with 7 days' written notice to end. Ad spend is billed separately. The firm keeps its website, content and intake data.

To bring people to the site, see SEO for bankruptcy attorneys, bankruptcy PPC and bankruptcy lead generation. Our marketing for bankruptcy attorneys page explains the full plan, and if the firm's look needs work, start with branding for bankruptcy attorneys.