Frequently asked questions
The things solicitors actually ask me. If yours isn't here, get in touch.
No. You can run both. Many people use solicitor.law as their primary site and let the old one fade out. There's no obligation to take anything else down.
Yes, on Silver and Gold. We set it up and manage it for you — just point your domain's DNS to us and we handle the rest. The solicitor.law subdomain stays active too, so you always have a backup.
30 days' notice. No penalty. Any content you originally provided (your bio, photos, specific text you wrote) is yours — we'll send you a copy. The site comes down at the end of the current billing period.
Yes. Every site includes proper disclosure that you are a consultant solicitor practising through your regulated firm, with SRA details, complaints procedure, and PII information clearly displayed. I know what's required because I'm subject to the same rules.
Not yet, but it's on the roadmap. The regulatory requirements for barristers are different (BSB rather than SRA), so the template needs adapting. If you're a barrister and interested, get in touch — I'd like to hear from you.
You provide the raw ingredients — your practice areas, a short bio or your LinkedIn URL, and any specific wording you want included. I shape it into website copy that reads well and works for search. If you'd rather just send me your LinkedIn profile, that works too.
Silver includes one content update per quarter. Gold includes one per month. Additional updates are £25 +VAT each. Turnaround is usually 48 hours.
48 hours from receiving your completed intake form. That's not a target — it's what actually happens.
I build every site with strong SEO foundations — proper metadata, semantic HTML, fast load speed, mobile-first design. Gold includes schema markup for legal services. I can't guarantee specific rankings (nobody honestly can), but the technical foundations will be right, and the content will be written with search in mind.