Family Law Website Design built around the matter, not just divorce.

The published range starts at $1,500 and passes $20,000 for the biggest builds. A solo-practitioner site with a few matter pages and one intake flow usually lands in the lower half; a multi-attorney firm with flat-fee package pages and a mediation intake path lands higher. That figure is billed once, not monthly.

Yes. A protective order or an emergency custody filing needs a same-day response path, while a prenup or an adoption inquiry can go through a scheduled call. Treating both the same either rushes the calm matter or, worse, delays the urgent one.

Sometimes. A prenup or an uncontested matter can be priced flat and published plainly. A contested custody case cannot honestly be flat-fee, since the other side controls half the work, so the site should say so directly and offer a written estimate instead of pretending otherwise.

Bar advertising rules restrict outcome promises, and custody and parenting-time results genuinely turn on a legal best-interest standard no attorney controls. Pages should describe the process and the firm's approach, never a promised result, and that discipline protects the firm as much as the client.

It depends on how often you add attorneys or update fee pages. WordPress suits a firm that wants to edit those pages directly. Astro or Next.js loads faster and handles a matter-specific intake split more cleanly. The right choice follows how your office actually operates, not a standard answer.