Planning hub
Organize future-looking goals and firm-approved planning services without giving document advice.
Practice area · Estate planning + probate
Keep future planning and post-death administration as separate search journeys, each with approved terminology, market and contact routes.
Get free auditCommercial search problem
One journey starts with a person planning ahead; another starts after a death and may use process-led language. Combining both under one broad page makes the next step less clear and can cause search systems to attach the wrong service or lawyer.
“estate planning lawyer near me”
Tests the planning journey, local firm entities and relevant service page.“probate lawyer for an estate in [location]”
Tests the post-death process and the jurisdiction connected to it.“Does [firm] handle planning and estate administration?”
Checks whether assistants distinguish the services the firm actually offers.Search distinctions
The language, urgency, decision-maker and relevant jurisdiction can differ across the two journeys.
Planning vs. administration. Use independent hubs and query sets rather than one blended estate-law page.
Goal vs. instrument. Begin with the person’s objective, then connect it to only the instrument or service names the firm approves.
Personal vs. professional referral. Keep family enquiries and professional referral paths distinct where both exist.
Searcher location vs. estate jurisdiction. Represent the relevant market, office and remote-contact options as separate facts.
Page and entity system
Organize future-looking goals and firm-approved planning services without giving document advice.
Keep administration and related post-death processes separate from planning.
Translate plain-language needs into approved service routes without assessing personal circumstances.
Connect the relevant lawyer, office and enquiry route using clear, sensitive language.
Measurement
We record the observed result, source and description for the selected market and language, then test the same search or prompt again after approved changes.
Search presence and landing pages for planning goals versus post-death processes.
Which office, lawyer and jurisdiction information appears for the selected market.
Whether answers name the firm, cite the correct pages and distinguish its approved services.
Approval boundaries
The firm reviews all instrument, process, jurisdiction and lawyer wording. No family or estate details are required for the public-data audit.
Relevant next step
Free audit
The simplest free audit starts with one law firm or selected office, one priority market and one prospective-client language.
Several firms, offices, countries, markets or prospective-client languages can be included without a call. Prefer to discuss the scope? Book a 30-minute call We’ll tailor the audit at no cost.