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Websites for family law attorneys.

Family law clients often read your site late at night, privately, on a phone someone else might see. Clear answers and a discreet way to get in touch matter more here than anywhere.

A brick Chicago bungalow on North Kolmar Avenue

What your clients want to know

Questions they type before they call.

  • How does divorce work in Illinois?
  • What happens with the children?
  • How much will this cost me?
  • How fast can I get an order of protection?
  • Will my spouse find out I contacted a lawyer?

What your site includes.

A family law website from Settled Sites is a complete site built around the questions your clients ask before they call. It comes with the pages below, the Illinois rules for your practice checked, and every later change made for you by email, for $299 a month with no setup fee.

  • Divorce, written around the questions clients actually ask
  • Parenting time and parental responsibilities, using both the legal terms and the words clients search for
  • Child support and maintenance
  • Orders of protection, with a quick-exit button on the page
  • A contact form that asks for very little and explains how replies are sent

Say "custody", explain "parental responsibilities".

Since 2016 Illinois law has used "allocation of parental responsibilities" and "parenting time" instead of "custody" and "visitation." Clients still search for custody. Your pages use the words clients use in headings and the correct legal terms in the explanation, so they are both findable and accurate.

750 ILCS 5/600 and following, effective January 1, 2016.

The Illinois rules for your practice.

Contact forms on a family law site must say clearly that sending a message does not create an attorney-client relationship, and should not invite people to type out confidential details. Your form also never collects the name of the other party unless you want it for conflict checks.

We are web designers, not lawyers, and this is not legal advice. You approve every page before it goes live.

Questions from family law attorneys.

What is a quick-exit button?

A button that immediately replaces the page with a neutral website, for someone reading about domestic violence who may be interrupted. It is a small thing that tells a frightened client you have thought about them.