Child Custody Lawyer Marketing Be the firm they find at 9pm on a Sunday, not Monday morning.

Pricing is public, not hidden behind a call. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget with a $600/month floor, and 100% of your ad budget goes straight to Google — we don't mark it up. SEO is priced per page at $50/month, with a 10-page minimum. A custom website is a one-time build between $1,500 and $20,000+, based on scope (full breakdown at /websites). No setup fee, no contract, cancel anytime — ask for a proposal and we'll have real numbers back to you within one business day.

If your consult calendar has open slots most weeks, your Google Ads spend isn't converting into retainers, or you genuinely can't say which channel brought in last month's clients, an agency earns its fee. We take the site, the ads, the local rankings, and the review pipeline off your plate so your time goes to parenting-time hearings and client meetings, not marketing spreadsheets. If your docket is already full with the cases you want, you may not need one yet.

Everything that turns a search into a signed retainer: the website and its intake flow, Google Ads for custody and modification searches, local SEO for your courthouse and county, AI-search visibility, and the review requests that build trust before anyone calls. One team runs all of it and answers for the results — not five separate vendors pointing at each other.

Ask three things: do they understand the bar advertising limits on family-law claims, can they show you which keyword or ad produced each signed case (not just each lead), and do you keep the ad account, the website files, and the client data if you ever leave? A generalist that treats your firm like a plumber's Google listing usually fails all three.

Google Ads can start putting your firm in front of parents within the first couple of weeks — which matters when someone's dealing with a violated order or a relocation notice with a filing deadline attached. SEO, AI-search visibility, and reviews build more slowly, usually becoming a steady source of clients over 3 to 6 months. Running both from day one gets you fast cases now and cheaper ones later.

We run your website, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews as one system with one point of accountability, instead of stitching together separate vendors. Every ad is written inside bar rules, every call and form is tracked back to what produced it, and our pricing is posted, not quoted after a sales call. No contract — you own the site, the ad account, and every client record.

Signed cases. A form fill with no follow-up is worthless to a firm — we build the automated intake follow-up and the reporting that shows which campaigns actually turn into retainers, so your budget goes toward what's producing clients, not what's producing inbox noise.

Yes. Custody advertising sits under the same restrictions as the rest of family law — no outcome guarantees, no misleading claims about a case's likely result, careful handling of any testimonials. Every ad, landing page, and review request we build is written with those limits in mind, so your marketing doesn't create a bar complaint alongside new clients.

Yes. Every call and form is tagged to the campaign and keyword that produced it from day one, so you can see your real cost per signed case broken out by matter type — whether that's a first-time custody filing, a modification, or a relocation dispute.

Yes. Call tracking, web forms, and campaign data feed into your existing intake workflow or legal CRM — Clio, Lawmatics, MyCase, or whatever you already run — so new inquiries land where your intake staff can act on them fast, with no separate inbox to check.

You do, fully. Nothing sits on a proprietary platform we control — the site, the domain, the ad accounts, and every piece of client data belong to your firm from day one. If you ever want to switch agencies, you walk away with everything intact.

Most custody sites — covering legal and physical custody, modifications, relocation, and grandparent or third-party visitation — go live in roughly 2 to 4 weeks. The pace mostly comes down to how quickly we get your attorney bios, case-type details, and feedback on drafts back and forth.