A law firm website that showcases your expertise in insolvency administration and restructuring, provides clear information to creditors, and builds trust with the courts and other stakeholders.
The Benefits
In ongoing proceedings, numerous creditors contact your law firm. A website with a clearly organized creditors’ section—including information on the proceedings, claim filing, forms, and contact information—significantly reduces your team’s workload and conveys a professional image.
Modern insolvency administration is more than just liquidation—self-administration, protective shield proceedings, and restructuring are in-demand areas of expertise. I clearly highlight your areas of expertise so that courts, companies, and consultants can recognize your expertise.
In times of economic uncertainty, trust is what counts. A professional, high-quality website—free of gimmicks—conveys the professionalism and reliability that courts and stakeholders expect from an insolvency administrator.
Your Project
For insolvency administrators, having their own website serves two purposes: it provides creditors with professional information during ongoing proceedings and demonstrates their expertise to courts, companies, and consultants. Both of these groups form their first impressions online.
As a web designer and WordPress freelancer, I develop websites for insolvency administrators that convey professionalism and reliability—built using Elementor Pro. The focus is on a clear information architecture that highlights your areas of expertise, ranging from standard insolvency proceedings to self-administration and restructuring.
A well-designed creditor portal—featuring information on proceedings, claim filing, forms, and contact persons—significantly reduces your team’s workload and ensures professional communication even in complex proceedings. The professional standards set forth in the Code of Professional Conduct (BORA) are taken into account.
Add to that the technical fundamentals: fast loading times, structured data for search engines, GDPR-compliant contact forms with secure file uploads, and targeted search engine optimization tailored to your areas of expertise and region. This ensures you’ll be found exactly where courts, creditors, and consulting partners are looking.
Scope of Services
A separate, search engine-optimized page is created for each area—standard insolvency, self-administration, protective shield proceedings, restructuring, and expert opinions. This allows courts, companies, and consultants to see your range of services at a glance.
A clearly structured section for creditors, featuring information on the proceedings, claim filing, forms, and FAQs. This takes the pressure off your team and ensures professional communication even in complex proceedings.
A confidence-building introduction to your team, including their titles and areas of expertise—such as a specialist attorney in insolvency and restructuring law. Proven expertise in obtaining court appointments is particularly important here.
GDPR-compliant inquiry forms with secure file upload enable companies and consultants to make confidential contact—tailored to the nature of the inquiry.
If you operate in multiple locations or serve a broader region, I’ll clearly highlight that—with location-specific pages and appropriate local and regional SEO—so that courts and other parties involved can reliably find you.
Today, we can meet almost any website need based on your specific needs and requirements. Just ask us.
The Path
1. Analysis of the law firm, practice areas, and target audiences. In our initial consultation, we’ll clarify your key areas of focus: standard insolvency proceedings, self-administration, protective shield proceedings, restructuring, and expert witness services. Which target audiences should the website address—courts, creditors, companies in crisis, or consultants? What information is publicly available, and what is featured in the creditors’ section? This clarity shapes the information architecture.
2. A well-thought-out and structured concept. You will receive an initial web design concept with sample pages for services, the team, and the creditors’ section. Insolvency administrator websites must convey trust and reliability while effectively serving multiple target audiences. First partial invoice upon approval.
3. Implementation using WordPress & Elementor Pro. Based on the concept, we create service pages, a creditor information section, a team page with qualifications, location pages, GDPR-compliant inquiry forms with secure file upload, and—if desired—a secure area. Professional regulatory requirements are taken into account. Training is available upon request.
4. SEO, Security & Launch. Before the go-live: backup system, hacking protection, page speed, and GDPR compliance. SEO targeting “insolvency administrator” plus specific focus areas and regions—such as “restructuring consulting”—will be implemented, and old URLs will be redirected. Maintenance and procedural updates will be billed on an hourly basis.
The Investment
| Service | Price (net) |
|---|---|
| Law firm website with a creditor area | from 3.900 € |
| Comprehensive website with multiple focus areas & in-depth SEO | from 4.995 € |
| Billing by the hour | 100 €/hr |
A professional law firm website starts at 3.900 € net. For more comprehensive websites featuring a creditor section, multiple areas of focus, and in-depth SEO optimization, the fixed price starts at 4.995 € net. Alternatively, billing by the hour is possible.
Yes. It serves two purposes: to facilitate professional communication with creditors in ongoing proceedings and to demonstrate your expertise and reputation to courts, companies, and consultants.
Depending on the scope and availability of your content, it typically takes about 3 to 6 weeks—from concept development through implementation to launch.
Yes. Using WordPress and Elementor Pro, you can update procedural information and news yourself. If you’d like, I can provide training, or I can handle the updates for you on an hourly basis.
Yes. I will set up a clearly structured—and, if desired, secure—creditor portal with information on the proceedings, claim filing, and forms, which will significantly reduce the workload on your team.
Since insolvency administrators are predominantly attorneys, I adhere to the guidelines of the Professional Code of Conduct (BORA) and the GDPR—that is, I provide an objective description without impermissible advertising and with a particular focus on confidentiality. Legally binding information is provided by your attorney or the bar association; I act in accordance with my best knowledge and established practice.
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