Websites for law firms on the Sunshine Coast

Built for law firms working on the Sunshine Coast: fees and the first step laid out, so no one rings in the dark.

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

What people on the Sunshine Coast look for

Tourism, hospitality, building, health and education drive much of the work, and a lot of it is small business run from home. Each town is its own search, so people look for Maroochydore, Noosa or Caloundra rather than the Coast as a whole.

Apartment owners around the Sunshine Coast meet disputes with body corporates, neighbours and developers, so a page for strata and unit matters, saying plainly what you advise on, gives them somewhere to start. The Sunshine Coast is wide enough that clients choose a firm near home or work, so name Kawana Waters and Pelican Waters, show parking and say which meeting options spare them a long drive. People settling into new homes in the Sunshine Coast often need a will, a power of attorney and guardianship arrangements for the first time, so a page for new families pays off. Many the Sunshine Coast 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.

Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Kawana Waters, Maleny and Palmwoods, not just the Sunshine Coast.

Searches worth answering

  • "how much does a will cost"
  • "lawyer near me"
  • "family lawyer Sunshine Coast"
  • "contesting a will Sunshine Coast"

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.
  • How fees work: hourly, fixed for set tasks, or staged, and whether a first meeting costs anything.
  • Each lawyer named, with a photo, their admission and the areas they actually handle.

The work to name

  • traffic and criminal matters
  • tenancy disputes
  • family law and property settlements
  • employment disputes
  • wills and estates

Everything a site for law firms needs

The rules in Queensland

Queensland runs under its own Legal Profession Act, with the Queensland Law Society and the Legal Services Commission. A firm's site should read the way the society's guidance on advertising expects.

The same rule bars unearned specialist claims, so say specialist only where the lawyer holds an accredited specialisation.

Sample designs

Designs for law firms

Law firms on the Sunshine Coast: questions

How much should a law firm site say about each area?
Enough to answer the first question a client has, then a clear next step. A page that opens with what someone wants to know, such as how a property settlement works after separation, beats a paragraph about commitment. Keep sentences short and avoid legal terms without a plain gloss.
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.
Should a law firm on the Sunshine Coast mention the hinterland?
If you go there, say so. Customers in Maleny, Montville or Nambour are often left out by firms that only list the beach suburbs. A short line and a few town names show them you will make the drive.

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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