Website Design for Immigration Lawyers

Proof that you are a licensed attorney, not a document preparer, belongs near the top: your bar admission, the firm address and a photo of the person they will meet. Then the case types you handle, the languages spoken in the office and how a consultation works, including whether it is paid and whether it can happen by video.

Many firm sites skip those basics and open with a slogan. A family comparing two firms will choose the one that answered the practical questions.

Translated pages need their own structure so search engines serve the right version, and they need review by someone fluent who understands the legal terms. We plan for that in the timeline.

State bar advertising rules affect disclaimers, how past matters can be described and any word that implies a certification. We plan the wording with you; you make the final call on compliance. Intake forms ask for contact details, preferred language and case type, but not the full story, which belongs in a confidential consultation.

The website is a one-off project with a fixed written quote. Builds start at $1,000, and the scope grows with the number of practice areas, languages and office locations. Translation by an outside service, hosting and your case management or booking software are paid to those providers.

If you want us on hand afterward for content, search or ads, monthly plans begin at $1,000 a month. There is no minimum term; give 7 days' written notice whenever you want to stop. The firm owns its website, content and data.