Family law firms trying to attract clients. Businesses selling to those firms. Companies and apps selling directly to people navigating divorce, custody, and prenups. Three distinct audiences. One writer with 30 years inside the world all three operate in.
Years inside family law & high-conflict divorce
Audiences: law firms, industry vendors, and consumer-facing apps
“I write for lawyers who need clients, for the companies those lawyers buy from, and for the apps selling directly to people going through divorce.”
The difference
Your reader feels that difference before they can name it. That feeling is what drives them to your contact form instead of hitting the back button.
What I write
Bios built to earn trust before the phone call happens, not just list credentials after.
SEO-driven posts on the exact topics your prospective clients search at midnight.
Ghostwritten articles for your site, bar journals, and trade publications that build lasting authority.
Nurture sequences, newsletters, and referral partner emails that keep your name in the right inboxes.
Announcements for firm milestones, attorney accolades, and industry news written to get picked up.
LinkedIn and social content that builds an attorney’s reputation with the people who refer cases and hire counsel.
Homepages, practice area pages, FAQ pages, landing pages, and resource pages optimized for search and written to convert.
Profile copy that wins the local pack: business descriptions, service listings, Q&A, and Google Posts.
Family law firms trying to attract clients, and businesses selling tools or services to those firms. Most copywriters can serve one. I serve both because 30 years gave me fluency in both buyer mindsets.
Who I write for
A prospective divorce client is frightened, overwhelmed, and vetting three firms at once. The copy on your site either meets that person where they are or it loses them to the firm that does. Generic legal marketing cannot write for that moment. 30 years inside high-conflict divorce cases means I can.
Sound like your firm? You’re in the right place.
Family law attorneys are skeptical, credential-driven buyers who can identify generic marketing language the moment they see it. They evaluate vendors the way they evaluate opposing counsel. I know how they make purchasing decisions because I watched it happen for three decades.
Serving family law attorneys? You’re in the right place.
Prenup platforms, divorce planning tools, custody apps, and legal self-help products sell directly to people in the middle of a family law situation. That reader is not a legal professional. They are emotionally exposed and making fast decisions. Copy that converts them requires understanding both the law they are navigating and the fear driving their search.
Serving people navigating divorce, co-parenting or prenups? You’re in the right place.
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All rights reserved. New York, NY 10001.
