Every service on this page is built for one market: family law. The firms handling divorce and custody cases, and the businesses selling to those firms. 30 years inside both worlds is what makes the copy different.
Inside family law & high-conflict divorce
Services, all family law only
Audiences: firms and the vendors serving them
Who this is for
Solo practitioners to boutique firms handling divorce, custody, property division, and high-conflict cases. You need copy that positions you specifically, speaks to the client in crisis, and converts website traffic into consultations. Generic legal marketing agencies cannot write what this market requires. The emotional intelligence required comes from time inside the cases, not research about them.
Software platforms, financial services, case management tools, mediators, forensic accountants, and any business whose buyer is a family law attorney. Attorneys are skeptical, credential-driven buyers who can identify generic marketing language instantly. Copy that earns their attention is written by someone who understands how they evaluate vendors, not someone who is guessing based on a job title.
All services
Website bios, short-form profile bios, and LinkedIn summaries delivered as a set. Built around a recorded interview that surfaces the material no questionnaire ever captures. Bios that earn trust before a client ever calls.
SEO-driven posts on the exact topics your prospective clients search before they call anyone. Client education posts, thought leadership pieces, and local SEO content, all ghostwritten under the firm’s name. One-off or monthly retainer.
Ghostwritten articles for your firm blog, bar journals, and legal trade publications. Builds thought leadership, supports SEO, and gets your name in front of the referral sources who send cases to the attorneys they have seen publishing.
Prospect nurture sequences, firm newsletters, and referral partner emails. Written for the specific emotional arc of someone considering a divorce attorney, and for the vendor whose attorney buyer has not heard from them in six months.
Firm milestones, attorney recognitions, practice area expansions, and industry commentary, written for the publications and editors that attorney buyers and referral sources actually read. Coverage, not just a filing cabinet.
LinkedIn and social content that builds an attorney’s reputation with the referral sources watching their feed and the prospective clients vetting them before the consultation. Written to sound like a person, not a content calendar.
Homepages, practice area pages, FAQ pages, resource pages, and landing pages. From the first impression on the homepage to the page that closes the consultation request, each page is written for the specific reader, the specific decision, and the specific search query that brought them there. Meta title, meta description, and heading structure included on every delivery.
Business descriptions, service listings, Q&A responses, and Google Posts for family law firms competing in local search. The profile a prospective client reads before they see your website needs to work as hard as the website does.
Bad copy is rarely a writing problem. It is a positioning problem. The Positioning Intensive answers the questions no amount of good writing can fix if left unanswered: who you are writing to, why they should choose you over the firm next door, and what your voice sounds like when it is honest and specific rather than professionally vague. For firms that have had copy rewritten before and are still not satisfied, this is where the work actually starts.
Start here if
“We have tried copywriters before and the result still does not sound like us or convert the way we need it to.”
Why it is different
Most legal copywriters study family law before they write about it. They learn the vocabulary, the case types, and the common objections, and they produce work that looks correct from the outside but lacks the specific emotional intelligence that comes from being inside the cases themselves.
30 years inside high-conflict divorce. Not writing about it. Present for the consultations, the negotiations, the vendor decisions, and the outcomes. That time inside both sides of the market is what every piece of copy on this page draws from.
Inside high-conflict divorce and family law cases, not observing them from the outside
Services, all focused on a single niche where depth beats breadth every time
Distinct buyer audiences served: the firms attracting clients and the businesses selling to those firms
Niche. Family law only. The depth that comes from 30 years of specialization cannot be replicated on a Friday afternoon
How it works
30 minutes. You describe your firm or business, your current copy situation, and what you are trying to accomplish. A straight conversation about whether this is the right fit and which service makes sense.
A written scope of work with a fixed project price arrives before anything begins. No hourly billing, no scope creep, no surprises on the invoice. You know exactly what you are getting before you commit.
Research before writing, every time. Competitive content, keyword landscape, and the specific positioning gap the copy needs to occupy. The first draft arrives as a finished deliverable, not a rough pass.
Two revision rounds included on every project. Most clients use one. Final copy arrives in the format your team can use immediately, with all SEO metadata included.
How it works
The copy did not just describe what we do. It described the client we were trying to reach, in language they would have used themselves. Consultations increased within 60 days.
Partner, Boutique Family Law Firm
We had tried two other copywriters before this. Neither produced content that sounded like us or converted the way we needed. This engagement was the first time the copy actually reflected how we practice.
Solo Practitioner, High-Conflict Divorce
We sell software to family law firms and have struggled to find a writer who understands the attorney buyer. This is the first time our website has said what we actually needed it to say to that audience.
CEO, Family Law Technology Platform
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Spots are limited each quarter. The discovery call is 30 minutes and answers the question of whether this is the right fit before either of us commits to anything.
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All rights reserved. New York, NY 10001.
