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Websites for law firms in Sydney

A website for law firms in Sydney and around Greater Sydney: fees and the first step laid out, so no one rings in the dark.

From AUD 1,500, fixed before we start. No deposit. You pay when it's live.

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A law office desk with tied legal files and bound law reports, a sandstone courthouse through the window

How Sydney changes the site

Finance, health, education, tourism, the port and the airport all employ people here, alongside a huge number of small trades and shops. Federation cottages, inner-city terraces and brick bungalows sit beside blocks of units, and apartment buildings line many of the train corridors.

Many Sydney clients only have time to deal with a legal matter after work, so evening appointments, an enquiry form that works at night and a clear note on response times matter. Sydney is wide enough that clients choose a firm near home or work, so name Hornsby and Bondi, show parking and say which meeting options spare them a long drive. Clients around Sydney come from many backgrounds and may be more at ease in another language, so name the languages your team speaks and keep the plain-language pages short and clear. Apartment owners around Sydney meet disputes with body corporates, neighbours and developers, so a page for strata and unit matters, saying plainly what you advise on, gives them somewhere to start.

Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Hornsby, Burwood and Sutherland, not just Sydney.

Searches worth answering

  • "family lawyer Sydney"
  • "solicitor Sydney"
  • "contesting a will Sydney"
  • "wills and estates lawyer Sydney"

What the site has to do

  • Each lawyer named, with a photo, their admission and the areas they actually handle.
  • A page per area of law, opening with the question a client would ask, such as what happens if a will is challenged.
  • A first-meeting page, covering what to bring, how long it takes and what happens afterwards.

The work to name

  • powers of attorney
  • probate
  • traffic and criminal matters
  • conveyancing
  • debt recovery

Everything a site for law firms needs

The rules in New South Wales

New South Wales sits under the Legal Profession Uniform Law, which shapes what a firm can say about itself. The practice's name, the principal and the costs wording all need a lawyer's read before they go up.

Fee information has to be accurate and complete, because Australian Consumer Law treats a misleading price statement as a breach.

Sample designs

Designs for law firms

Law firms in Sydney: questions

Can I call my firm a specialist in family law?
Only if the lawyer holds an accredited specialisation in that area. Conduct Rule 36 bars unearned specialist claims. Instead, say what share of your work is family law, who handles it and how long they have practised in it. That's accurate and still reads as strong.
Should the website list fees?
Where you can. A fixed fee for a will, a conveyance or a power of attorney is worth showing. For disputes, explain how fees are worked out, whether you give an estimate and when costs are reviewed. A client who can't tell what a first call will cost often doesn't make it.
Is it worth a Sydney law firm saying which languages they can help in?
Often, if you can really deliver it. Suburbs like Burwood, Hurstville and Cabramatta have many households that speak another language at home, and a clear line on the site earns trust quickly. Only offer what a person can actually do on the phone.

From AUD 1,500

Fixed before we start. No deposit. You pay when it's live.

  • Your site goes live on your domain and you've got 7 days before the invoice is due.
  • The first year of hosting and care is included. After that it's AUD 25 a month, billed yearly (AUD 300 a year).
  • You edit your own words and photos, and your old site stays where it is until you're happy.

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