Websites for law firms in Adelaide

A website for law firms in Adelaide and around Greater Adelaide: a site that earns trust by being specific and by staying inside the conduct rules.

From AUD 1,500, fixed before we start. No deposit. You pay when it's live.

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A law office desk with tied legal files and bound law reports, a sandstone courthouse through the window

A law firm's site for Adelaide

Government, defence industry, health, education, wine and food all provide work, and the city has a long tradition of small family firms. On a plain between Gulf St Vincent and the Adelaide Hills, Adelaide is laid out on a square-mile grid with the parklands wrapped around it.

Students around Adelaide face tenancy problems, part-time work disputes and traffic matters, so a page that says what you advise on and what a first meeting costs is welcome. In a place the size of Adelaide, everyone knows someone who has used a lawyer, so the site should show named solicitors, the kinds of matters you handle and a plain statement on confidentiality. Many Adelaide clients only have time to deal with a legal matter after work, so evening appointments, an enquiry form that works at night and a clear note on response times matter. People settling into new homes in Adelaide often need a will, a power of attorney and guardianship arrangements for the first time, so a page for new families pays off.

Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Port Adelaide, Modbury and Mawson Lakes, not just Adelaide.

Searches worth answering

  • "family lawyer Adelaide"
  • "wills and estates lawyer Adelaide"
  • "how much does a will cost"
  • "lawyer near me"

The parts a law firm's site can't skip

  • A first-meeting page, covering what to bring, how long it takes and what happens afterwards.
  • One booking action, repeated after each major block, along with a phone number that can be tapped.
  • A plain account of how the firm communicates, covering who returns calls and how quickly you reply to emails.

The work to name

  • tenancy disputes
  • wills and estates
  • conveyancing
  • powers of attorney
  • family law and property settlements

Everything a site for law firms needs

The rules in South Australia

South Australia's Legal Profession Conduct Commissioner oversees conduct, so the wording on the site belongs to the practice and is signed off by its principal.

Avoid language that implies a guaranteed outcome or compares your firm with others, since either can be read as misleading.

Sample designs

Designs for law firms

Law firms in Adelaide: questions

Should the website list fees?
Where you can. A fixed fee for a will, a conveyance or a power of attorney is worth showing. For disputes, explain how fees are worked out, whether you give an estimate and when costs are reviewed. A client who can't tell what a first call will cost often doesn't make it.
Can I put client testimonials on the site?
Be very careful. Conduct rules and consumer law both bar misleading claims, and a testimonial that suggests a result can mislead about what the next client should expect. Many firms leave them out and show named lawyers, plain process pages and credentials instead.
Does a law firm in Adelaide need a website if most work comes by word of mouth?
Yes, because the first thing people do with a recommendation is look you up. A clear, current site backs up what a friend told them, and if there is nothing to find they may move on to the next name, whether in Norwood or Salisbury.

From AUD 1,500

Fixed before we start. No deposit. You pay when it's live.

  • Your site goes live on your domain and you've got 7 days before the invoice is due.
  • The first year of hosting and care is included. After that it's AUD 25 a month, billed yearly (AUD 300 a year).
  • You edit your own words and photos, and your old site stays where it is until you're happy.

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