Websites for law firms in Darwin
A website for law firms in Darwin and around the Top End: 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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What people in Darwin look for
Government, defence, the port, tourism and the gas and mining industries provide much of the work. The year splits into a hot, humid wet season with violent storms and cyclones, and a dry season of clear, warm days.
In a place the size of Darwin, 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 Darwin 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. Families posted to Darwin often want wills, powers of attorney and family arrangements sorted before a move, so say which of those you can handle remotely and how a signing works.
Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Berrimah, Humpty Doo and Howard Springs, not just Darwin.
Searches worth answering
- "how much does a will cost"
- "contesting a will Darwin"
- "solicitor Darwin"
- "commercial lawyer Darwin"
What the site has to carry
- A plain account of how the firm communicates, covering who returns calls and how quickly you reply to emails.
- Address, parking, accessibility and any video or phone appointment options.
- A first sentence saying who you act for and where, before any list of services.
The work to name
- conveyancing
- business sales and purchases
- employment disputes
- traffic and criminal matters
- commercial leases
The rules in the Northern Territory
In the Northern Territory, the Law Society NT is the body your site answers to, and most readers will check you there.
Fee information has to be accurate and complete, because Australian Consumer Law treats a misleading price statement as a breach.
Sample designs
Designs for law firms
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Warm photographs on a calm grey ground
Full-width warm photographs under a pale floating header, and practice areas set as photograph rows.
Sample design. Bellbird Row Lawyers is a fictional business.
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Cream paper and ruled cells
A cream ground and a quiet serif, small greyscale photographs and numbered practice areas in ruled cells.
Sample design. Bellbird Row Lawyers is a fictional business.
Law firms in Darwin: questions
- Do I need a page for every practice area?
- For the ones you handle regularly, yes. Don't list areas you only touch occasionally, since it dilutes the firm's focus and pushes the ones you lead on out of sight. Say plainly which areas are the core of the practice.
- Is online booking suitable for a legal practice?
- It can be, for a first meeting or a call. Offer it where the time shown is real, and say what the meeting covers and costs. Keep a phone number alongside, because many clients in difficult circumstances would rather speak to someone first.
- Should a Darwin law firm change its site for the wet season?
- A short note helps when storms or a cyclone warning disrupt things, saying whether you are open, taking calls or rebooking. Take it down once it passes. People in Palmerston and Casuarina notice fresh information, and it is something you can edit yourself.
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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