Address the shame directly.
Most visitors have told nobody. Language that normalises filing as a legal tool rather than a personal failure is the single largest conversion factor in the practice area.
Web design for bankruptcy firms
Bankruptcy sites that remove the shame.
Your visitor is being called by collectors and has told nobody. The site that treats that with dignity, and states the fee honestly, gets the call.
- From $2,995 (£2,395)
- Live in 7 days
- No agency jargon
Demos for bankruptcy
Bankruptcy website demos.
Real builds we can adapt for your firm. Open any of them to see the tone, the chapter separation and the fee presentation.
Why it matters
What a bankruptcy site does for the firm.
This is the only practice area where the main obstacle is not doubt about the lawyer. It is shame, and the price of the help itself.
Answer the fee paradox.
Someone who cannot pay their debts is being asked to pay a lawyer. Stating fees plainly and explaining payment plans removes the objection that silently ends most visits.
Lead with the automatic stay.
Filing stops collection calls, wage garnishment and foreclosure proceedings immediately. That is the outcome the visitor actually wants, and it belongs at the top of the page.
Separate the chapters.
Chapter 7, Chapter 13 and Chapter 11 serve different people with different assets and different goals. Explaining which is which is most of the value the site provides.
What is in the site
Built for someone in real financial distress.
Every element is chosen to make asking for help feel possible.
A page per chapter and per outcome.
Chapter 7 liquidation, Chapter 13 reorganization, Chapter 11 for business, plus the outcomes people actually search for: stopping foreclosure, stopping wage garnishment, stopping creditor harassment, medical debt, credit card debt and student loan hardship.
Fees stated plainly, with payment plans.
Attorney fees separated from court filing fees, with payment plan options explained. Silence on price is read as unaffordable by a visitor who already assumes they cannot afford help.
The automatic stay explained first.
A clear explanation that filing stops collection activity immediately, placed prominently. This is the relief the visitor is searching for and most firm sites bury it behind procedural detail.
Non-judgemental language throughout.
No moralising, no debt-trap framing, no imagery of people clutching their heads. Bankruptcy is a legal remedy that exists for exactly this situation, and the copy treats it that way.
Honest myth correction.
What you actually keep, what happens to your credit and how long it lasts, and whether your employer finds out. Fear based on misinformation is what keeps people from filing, and correcting it converts.
Discreet, low-friction contact.
Confidential consultation with a short form, no requirement to itemise debts before speaking to anyone, and a callback option. Shame makes first contact hard and the form should not make it harder.
Word of mouth
Trusted by bankruptcy across the US and UK.
Publishing our fee and the payment plan was the entire change. People had assumed they could not afford us, so they never called at all.
Curtis Rademacher
Founding Attorney · Rademacher Debt Relief · Cleveland, OH
They rewrote the whole site to stop sounding like we were judging anyone. Consultations went up and the calls are far easier from the first minute.
Belinda Cruz
Managing Attorney · Cruz Bankruptcy Law · Las Vegas, NV
The page on stopping wage garnishment brings in more clients than everything else combined. That is what people type at two in the morning.
Owen Trask
Partner · Trask Consumer Law · Kansas City, MO
FAQ
Bankruptcy website FAQs.
The questions bankruptcys ask before they hit the “get a price” button.
How much does a bankruptcy attorney website cost?
A bankruptcy website from LawFirmWebDesign is $2,995 (£2,395) as a fixed one-time fee, or $3,995 (£3,195) with brand identity included. The build includes the chapter page architecture and the fee transparency structure the practice area depends on.
Should a bankruptcy attorney publish fees on their website?
Yes, and it is the highest-return decision available in this practice area. Your visitor cannot pay their existing debts and is being asked to pay a lawyer, so silence on price is read as unaffordable and they leave without calling. Publishing attorney fees separately from court filing fees, together with payment plan options, directly removes the objection that ends most visits.
What tone should a bankruptcy website use?
Plain, warm and completely free of judgement. Most visitors feel genuine shame and have told nobody they are considering filing. Moralising language, debt-trap framing and imagery of distressed people holding their heads all reinforce that shame and reduce enquiries. Treating bankruptcy as the legal remedy it is, available precisely for this situation, is what converts.
What is the automatic stay and why should it be on the homepage?
The automatic stay is the immediate legal effect of filing for bankruptcy: collection calls, wage garnishment, foreclosure proceedings and most other creditor action must stop straight away. It is the specific relief your visitor is searching for at the moment they search, yet most firm websites bury it behind procedural explanations of the chapters. Stating it prominently and plainly matches the site to the actual search intent.
Should Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 have separate pages?
Yes. They serve different people with different income levels, different assets and different goals, and they are searched separately by name. More importantly, most visitors do not know which one applies to them, so separate pages that explain the distinction plainly are doing the majority of the site's actual work.
Do you do SEO for bankruptcy attorneys?
Yes, built into every site. That means a page per chapter, pages for the outcome-based searches people actually run such as stopping foreclosure and stopping wage garnishment, jurisdiction pages for your district, LegalService schema markup, and myth-correction content that ranks and gets cited by answer engines.
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