1
Practice areas
List your areas of practice in plain language — family law, property disputes, consumer cases, corporate advisory, criminal defence. Each area should have a 2-3 sentence description of the types of cases you handle.
2
Consultation types and fees
First consultation, ongoing retainer, specific services (will drafting, contract review, legal notice) with fees listed clearly. Clients who know the fee before calling are better-qualified leads.
3
Experience and qualifications
Bar enrolment, courts you practice in (District, High Court, Supreme Court), years of practice, notable case types handled. Clients verify credentials — make them easy to find.
4
Appointment booking or enquiry form
A structured intake form (legal area, brief description of matter, preferred time) or a paid first-consultation booking — reduces vague cold calls and improves the quality of first conversations.
5
Client reviews
3-5 anonymised reviews from past clients describing their matter type and outcome. 'Mr. X handled our property dispute efficiently and explained every step in plain Hindi' builds trust for new clients.
6
Office location and timings
Full address with landmark, phone, WhatsApp, and office hours. Clients in legal matters are often anxious — clear contact information reduces friction significantly.
