Short answer
What does a lawyer's website include, and what does it cost?
A brochure site covering the firm, its lawyers, practice areas and contact starts at ₺30,000 and goes live in about 3 days once the texts are ready. A firm site with a page per practice area and an articles section runs from ₺50,000 and takes 1 week. Both are written as information, within the bar's advertising ban.
Lawyer, The search
Clients search for their problem by name.
Someone who needs legal help does not type a branch of law into Google; they type what happened to them: 'fired compensation', 'how much can the rent go up', 'how custody is decided'. The page that comes up is the one that answers the question as information. Someone searching your name wants to confirm the firm's address, bar registration and areas of work.
So a firm's site has two doors: practice area pages and articles for people with a question, firm and lawyer pages for people with a name. Both lead to a plain way to arrange a first meeting.
Lawyer, From the field
One page per practice area.
Areas listed on a single page as 'labour, criminal, family, commercial' do not come up in any search. Each area gets its own page, answering the client's question by explaining the process and the law. There is no 'call now', no success rate and no client testimonial; contact details sit calmly at the end of the page.
Lawyer, The rules
What the advertising ban limits
Article 55 of the Attorneys' Act and the bar union's advertising ban regulation prohibit promotion aimed at winning work; information is allowed. The site may show the firm's name, address, lawyers' titles and bar numbers, practice areas and articles; no comparisons, no 'best' or 'leading', no counts of cases won, no client names.