Grow your law practice

Build a trustworthy estate and probate profile without blurring the attorney-client line.

Estate Law Aid helps the public understand estate-planning, probate, trust, elder-law, and document-review options. Professionals can request profile claims, corrections, firm association review, and future enhanced-profile tools with clear advertising and engagement boundaries.

Free profile quality controls

One professional per page, clear sources, and optional claimant-controlled media.

Every accepted attorney has one unique canonical page; firms have separate entity pages with supported roster links. Basic claims, corrections, suppression, removal, headshot control, and practice-logo control remain free after authority review. Images never prove identity, licensing, specialty, quality, availability, endorsement, or results.

Post-meeting continuation

One stable path for the next professional step.

After a short office visit, use the Professional Follow-Up Center to find a public profile, prepare a free claim or correction, review firm relationships, reopen the public tour, or continue centrally through Smarter Justice. The page requires no client or matter information and submits nothing.

Current pilot membership structure

$15 attorney profiles, $15 firm profiles, and $15 covered-attorney seats—through one central Smarter Justice account.

Individual attorney profile$15/month

For each covered attorney-profile membership after the required central gates pass.

Claimed firm profile$15/month

For the firm-profile membership.

Each covered attorney+$15/month

Per attorney profile enrolled by the firm. One payer per seat; no duplicate charge for the same covered attorney.

Current gate truth: Approved for preparation, demonstration, and test acceptance only. Estate Law Aid does not operate checkout, subscriptions, webhooks, entitlements, opportunity allocation, refunds, or chargebacks. Smarter Justice is the central authority, and live payment remains closed.

Free rights: Basic factual claim/correction preparation, suppression, removal, and approved factual editing remain available without payment.

Qualified membership value

A professional profile can be useful without promising a commercial result.

Cost context—not a forecast

The current $15 monthly profile membership may cost less than what some firms pay for one purchased lead or advertising response. Actual costs and results vary.

Matter value—not a promise

One suitable retained matter may cover a year or more of membership depending on the practice, matter, fee arrangement, and actual outcome. No matter or retention is promised.

Low administration—not zero work

Setup and ordinary administration are intended to be minimal, not literally zero. Every inquiry remains subject to ordinary intake, conflicts, capacity, eligibility, engagement, and professional judgment.

Central authority: Smarter Justice remains responsible for current membership terms, billing, entitlements, identity, claims, firm authority, and central management. Estate Law Aid does not activate payment or opportunity delivery in this release.

Professional profile and plan clarity

Basic profile claiming, correction, and approved editing are free. Optional paid growth tools remain separate.

Free public-source listing

Unclaimed profiles may show sourced public facts, correction options, and neutral search visibility. This does not mean the professional participates in Estate Law Aid.

Claimed profile tools

After identity, authority, credential, terms, and correction review, a professional can manage approved basic profile details without paying. Inquiry eligibility remains a separate gated decision.

Firm and team tools

Firm plans can support multiple professionals, offices, profile updates, inquiry tracking, and response management after owner approval and required safeguards.

No hidden ranking promise: Paid status must not imply endorsement, better skill, guaranteed clients, guaranteed inquiries, or a professional-client relationship. Organic search remains neutral and source-based.

Clear professional boundaries

Profiles, contact requests, review options, and attorney engagements stay separate.

For the public

Use profiles and review options as a starting point, then confirm credentials, fit, fees, availability, and engagement terms directly.

For professionals

Claim and correction preparation is available in the browser. Identity, authority, credential verification, publication, billing, and inquiry activation remain separate and are not live.

For attorneys

Legal advice begins only after conflict review, defined scope, engagement terms, attorney acceptance, and secure document access.

Professional value

Help prospective clients arrive more organized, without implying representation.

Better-prepared inquiries

Users can organize facts, draft history, document-copy names, and questions before they request contact.

Profile access

Claim, correction, firm association, duplicate, and removal paths remain free and subject to verification and review. Optional paid enhancements remain separate.

Clean boundaries

Marketing profiles, sponsorship, contact requests, conflict checks, engagement terms, and legal advice remain separate steps.

Profile value

Be easier to understand.

A clear profile can explain practice fit, jurisdictions, office locations, languages, virtual or in-person options, and how a prospective client can request contact.

Firm value

Keep teams organized.

Firm pages can support multiple attorneys, locations, practice groups, profile corrections, and future account administration without mixing firm marketing with client representation.

Clean boundaries

No hidden endorsement.

A profile view, profile claim, paid enhancement, sponsored placement, or contact request does not create representation. Conflict review, scope, signed engagement, and attorney acceptance remain separate.

Responsible growth

Useful leads, not pressure.

Estate Law Aid is designed to help users arrive with organized facts, draft history, document-copy records, and review questions. Inquiry routing remains closed until the required central, conflict, consent, delivery, and support gates pass.

Professional profile workflow

  1. Request claim or correction.Provide name, firm, professional email, jurisdiction, website, and the requested change.
  2. Credential and authority review.Profile access should not be granted until identity, credential, and firm authority are reviewed.
  3. Choose profile level later.Free basic profile, enhanced profile, firm page, and clearly labeled sponsorship remain separate from organic ranking.
  4. Engagement stays separate.Client contact, conflict check, scope, quote, written terms, and attorney acceptance are not replaced by a profile.

Profile quality before publication

Professionals and firms can prepare better public profiles without implying representation.

Public facts

Practice fit, locations, languages, website, contact preferences and profile status should be clear and current.

Claim evidence

Identity, credential and firm authority are reviewed before profile changes are published.

Client boundaries

Profile views, contact requests, consultation discussions and attorney engagement are separate steps.

Profile growth

Enhanced profiles and sponsorship must be labeled and must not change organic results or credential treatment.

Profile management

Claim, correct, and improve a profile without changing organic trust rules.

Professionals and firms can request corrections, claim review, team-management readiness, and future enhanced-profile tools. Basic claim and approved editing remain free. Paid options should never imply endorsement, guaranteed ranking, guaranteed inquiries, or representation.

Plan professional tools without enrolling

Map profile, office, team, intake and analytics needs while pricing and billing remain inactive.

Prepare Plan-Fit Record

Current profile focus

Six-region Phase One coverage.

Compare sourced profiles across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, Northern Metro New Jersey, and NYC-connected Connecticut while broader inherited coverage remains available.

View the three-market guide

Professional profile truth

Review identity, usefulness, and directory-signal standards.