For immigration firms
Reach families in their language.
Many of the people you help search in Spanish. Give them a full Spanish site, a fast reply, and a simple way to book.
How a lead is handled
From first search to your phone.
- 01
They find you in Spanish
Premium and Landmark include a full Spanish version of your site.
- 02
Deadlines are flagged
The form asks about a hearing or deadline, and one in the next two weeks is marked urgent.
- 03
They hear back quickly
An instant reply from your firm says when you’ll call.
- 04
They book a time
They pick a consultation online and get a reminder the day before.
Made for immigration firms
What you’ll use most.
Your site in Spanish
A full Spanish version of your site, with the disclaimers in both languages.
Premium and Landmark
Court date coming up?
Every form asks about a court date or deadline. One in the next two weeks marks the lead urgent and alerts whoever is on call.
Every plan
Instant reply
Within a minute, they get a short email from your firm saying when you’ll call. Each person gets it once.
Every plan
Online booking
Visitors pick a consultation time from your hours, then get a confirmation, a calendar file, and a reminder.
Growth and up
Paid consultations
Show your fee and a pay button that opens your own LawPay, Clio Payments, or Stripe page. The money goes straight to you.
Growth and up
City pages
A page for each city you serve, so people searching there find you.
Premium and Landmark
Bar rules
The rules we watch for you.
Guardrail checks every word before it goes live and scans your site every morning. It’s a review aid, not legal advice: you stay responsible for your advertising.
Disclaimers in every language
In Texas, required statements must appear in each language your site uses. The Spanish site carries them too.
TX 7.01(d)
No promised outcomes
Guardrail flags words that promise a result before they go live, and cites your own state’s rule.
ABA Model Rule 7.1; CA 7.1, TX 7.01(a), FL 4-7.13(b), NV 7.1
What a visitor tells you is protected
People who ask about a case are prospective clients. Lead alert emails never carry case details, and every lead is walled off from every other firm.
ABA Model Rule 1.18
The design we’d start with
Precedent.
Warm and classic, welcoming for families, and it carries a Spanish version well. Any of our designs works for immigration firms, and you can switch before launch.
Questions
What immigration firms ask.
Is the whole site in Spanish?
On Premium and Landmark, yes: pages, forms, and disclaimers, with every line approved by you. Visitors switch languages at the top of every page.
Can people book a consultation online?
Yes, on Growth and up, with a reminder the day before. If you charge a fee, they pay it on your own payment page.
What if someone has a hearing next week?
The form asks about court dates. One within two weeks marks the lead urgent and alerts whoever is on call.
Your next client is searching.
Give them a site worth calling. See yours on a preview address minutes after you sign up.