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    Score My Practice
    For Family-Law Firms

    The engine between your marketing and your signed retainers.

    Family-law clicks cost $30-100 each, but most expensive inquiries leak out before they sign. The 2-min Growth Scorecard shows you where, and what to fix first.

    Score My Practice

    9 questions. 2 minutes. Instant results.

    Only 1 in 3

    law firms responds to a new client's email inquiry.

    Clio 2024 Legal Trends Report

    79%

    of people hire the first lawyer who responds helpfully.

    Legal consumer research

    21× more likely

    Leads answered within 5 minutes convert vs. after 30.

    Harvard Business Review

    $30–100 per click

    Family-law search ads in Ontario, among the most expensive in Canada.

    Google Ads, Toronto family law

    Sources: Clio 2024 Legal Trends Report (secret-shopper study); Harvard Business Review / Lead Response Management speed-to-lead study; Google Ads keyword data, Ontario family law.

    You don't have a marketing problem. You have a leak problem.

    If you're like most family-law practices, your marketing works, the inquiries come in, the phone rings, the contact form pings. The clients are slipping out the other side, in three places nobody is watching.

    The inquiry that came in after hours

    A separation doesn't keep business hours. Someone fills in your contact form at 9pm, terrified, ready to act. No one replies until tomorrow afternoon, by then they've called two other firms and booked with the one that picked up. You never knew they existed.

    The consult that arrived unprepared

    A prospective client books a consultation, then shows up with no documents, no timeline, and no idea what to ask. Half the meeting is spent on logistics you could have collected in advance. They leave overwhelmed instead of reassured, and don't retain.

    The follow-up that never happened

    Someone consulted, said they needed to think it over, and meant it. No one followed up. They drifted, the urgency faded, and they settled for the firm that stayed in touch. It was never a bad lead. It was an untended one.

    Every one of these leaks is invisible until you measure it. That's what the scorecard does.

    Score My Practice

    See where you stand in 2 minutes

    1

    Answer 9 questions

    Quick questions about how your firm handles inquiries, intake, consultation prep, follow-up, and reviews. No prep, no login, about 2 minutes.

    2

    Get your Growth Score

    A clear score across five areas: Visibility, Responsiveness, Conversion, Retention, and Reputation, showing where you're strong and where prospective clients are leaking out.

    3

    Keep your prioritized fix list

    For every gap, you get the specific steps to close it, ranked by what moves the needle fastest. The plan is yours to keep, whether or not we ever speak.

    What the scorecard checks

    Five categories. Together they cover the whole journey, from someone searching "divorce lawyer near me" at midnight to a signed retainer.

    VisibilityCan prospective clients find you before they find the firm down the street?
    ResponsivenessWhat happens to the inquiry that comes in after hours or during a hearing?
    ConversionOf the people who consult but don't retain on the spot, how many ever hear from you again?
    RetentionAre unprepared consults and untended follow-ups quietly costing you signed files?
    ReputationDo your Google reviews reflect the outcomes you actually get for clients?

    Why most legal marketing agencies can't help you

    If a marketing company has burned you before, you already know the problem: they sell the tool, not the diagnosis. You pay for "rankings" and can't trace a single retained client to the bill, and most don't understand the marketing rules family-law has to follow.

    Most marketing agenciesAlwaysIn
    Sell you rankings and trafficDiagnose where prospective clients are actually lost
    Can't prove a single retained client came from their workMeasure the whole pipeline, first inquiry to signed retainer
    Hand you a tool and move onFind the gap first, then fix only what's broken
    Treat you like any other local businessBuilt around family-law and the relevant professional-body marketing rules
    Lock you into a 12-month retainer on day oneStart with a free 2-min scorecard and a 30-min Practice Review

    Diagnose first. Then decide if you need an agency at all.

    Questions family-law firms ask

    See where your practice stands in the next 2 minutes

    Nine questions. Five categories. A prioritized fix list you keep no matter what. See exactly where your firm is losing prospective clients, and what to do first.

    Score My Practice

    Free. No credit card. No call required to get your results.