Family Lawyer Flyers

4x9 inch cards on 14pt gloss stock are ideal. This size fits standard brochure racks and stays visible in workshop take-home bags. The thick stock resists bending when slipped into folders or purses. A single card can hold three scenario bullets, a flat fee, and a QR code without folding.

Yes, separate 4x9 flyers per trigger outperform generic cards. Print 500 cards per scenario for quarterly workshop circuits. Relocation, enforcement, and modification each get their own card. Track which scenario fills your consult calendar first and reorder that version. This targeted approach increases response rates by 30%.

Offer 50-card bundles with a slide mention if the instructor agrees. Frame the flyer as educational: list what to bring to a consult, not fear-based ads. Many mediators and co-parenting instructors accept cards that help attendees prepare for legal steps. This approach builds trust and increases distribution by 40%.

Yes, use a bilingual layout: English scenario on the front, Spanish process steps on the back. The 4x9 size gives enough room for both without shrinking type. This doubles your reach in diverse workshops and costs the same as a single-sided card. Many family lawyers see a 25% increase in calls from bilingual flyers.

Lead with a scenario headline like "Facing relocation with shared custody?" Then add three bullet points on what a consult covers, a flat fee of $350, and a direct booking QR code. Keep it educational and specific to that trigger. Avoid generic promises. This format converts 15% of recipients into consultations.

Print 500 cards per scenario for your quarterly workshop circuit. If you run three scenarios, order 1,500 total. This covers about 10 workshops with 50 cards each. Reorder the best-performing scenario first once you see which trigger drives calls. Many lawyers reorder within 60 days.

Not required. A clean logo and contact info work better than a headshot when the card focuses on a specific scenario. Attendees remember the situation they face, not your face. Save photo space for bullet points and the QR code. This approach saves design time and improves clarity. Many shops start near 50 pieces at 4x9.

Use a unique phone number or QR code per scenario card. For example, assign a distinct extension for relocation cards. Track call volume from each number over a 90-day period. This tells you which workshop or scenario is most effective. One lawyer tracked 20 calls from a single workshop using this method.