Need a website for your law office in Costa Rica?
Clients find a lawyer through a relative or on Facebook, then write to ask whether you handle their kind of case and what the first meeting costs. Your site can say all of that before they write: your practice areas, your credentials, your hours, and a WhatsApp button for when they are ready to ask for a consultation.
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Family, property and contracts
- First consultationUp to one hour₡20 000
- Power of attorneyDrafted and signed before a notary₡51 000
- WillIncludes a first meeting₡77 000
- Residency applicationPensionado or rentistaUS$1,500
A website for a law office in Liberia
In Costa Rica every notary is also a lawyer. In Guanacaste, foreigners come for residency, for buying property and with questions about the maritime zone, and Ticos come for divorces, inheritances and property transfers. So the site lists the residency and property work next to the family matters, with the Colegio registration and fees in dollars or colones.
What you can put on your law office's website
Family, property, contracts, companies, immigration or labor, each with a short note on what you handle.
Your degree, your registration and your years of practice, next to your photo.
The documents a client needs for each service, so the first meeting gets further.
The price of a consultation or a common document in colones, or a range.
When the office is open, and whether you also meet by video call.
A map and the landmarks people use, so clients find the office.
Turn visitors into conversations
Every page has a WhatsApp button, so a customer who has seen what they need can message you in one tap. Every site comes in Spanish and English.
Help clients find the right lawyer
People ask AI assistants for a lawyer who handles their kind of case, often before they ask anyone they know. Your website tells them your areas of practice, the languages you work in and how to book a consultation.
Put your business where people — and AI — can find it.
Get your business onlineI need a notary in Liberia for a property sale. Who can help?
Bufete Legal Guanacaste in Liberia could be a good fit. Its website has the details.
Family, property and contracts
Help clients find your office
We are opening VelaBase to a first group of law offices in Costa Rica. Tell us about yours and we will be in touch.