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Every family law lawyer needs new clients, and it’s common for them to receive tempting offers from companies promising ways to bring in more business. However, these offers don’t always provide a good return on investment. Most companies that offer advertising simply put your name in a public directory. But that’s not how most people look for a family law lawyer. People often go through legal referral agencies, associations, or employee assistance programs (EAPs), and some even buy legal service plans. However, in high-conflict cases—where issues are heavily litigated and lawyers typically require retainers of $5,000 or more—many people prefer to find a lawyer through a friend or family member’s recommendation.
At Familylawresources.com, we don’t refer clients directly to family law lawyers. Instead, we connect lawyers to a network of trusted providers who can meet their clients’ specific needs. Our referral services are entirely free, allowing lawyers to use these resources to enhance their practice and provide comprehensive support.
One effective way for family law lawyers to gain visibility is by submitting articles for publication on our site, www.familylawresources.com. These articles are often picked up by search engines, making it easier for people searching for legal solutions to find you and recognize your expertise. This type of exposure builds the right kind of visibility and credibility, setting you apart as a knowledgeable and reliable professional in high-conflict cases. Lawyers can also send us short video clips, which we’ll feature in a dedicated section of our site. Publishing articles and posting videos is an excellent way to attract new clients by demonstrating your skills and dedication to helping families through complex issues. Best of all, these services are provided to family law lawyers at no charge. Free services that attract new clients provide the best return on investment any lawyer can get.
At FamilylawResources.com, we’ll also offer reviews of the best marketing platforms, top vendors for legal products and services, and reliable staffing services. These reviews will help you save time and avoid the risk of choosing unreliable providers. We’ll make sure you know which vendors you can trust and why. Many of these reviews will be based on evaluations from a panel of experts in each area. This means that the recommendations we give you will be credible and reliable because experts in each product and service area have carefully reviewed them.
Financial Resources
Every high-conflict case often involves complex financial disputes that require specialized expertise. These cases can demand professionals from a variety of fields, including Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs), Chartered Life Underwriters (CLUs), Chartered Financial Analysts (CFAs), pension actuaries, forensic accountants, business valuators, tax attorneys, and vocational evaluators, among others. To save you time in locating these experts, we provide a curated list of professional associations and resources where you can quickly find qualified professionals, whether for expert testimony or trial preparation. Below are links to help you streamline the process of finding the right support.
While financial professionals can offer significant benefits to clients in family law cases, we’ve found that many family law lawyers are hesitant to suggest these resources. This is often because these experts can be costly, and lawyers may worry that clients can’t afford them or that hiring them might use up the client’s funds, leaving less for future legal expenses like hearings or trials. However, introducing a client to financial experts—such as to potentially reduce support obligations, secure a fair share of marital assets, or establish the value of a family business—can be a crucial strategy for achieving a favorable outcome.
At Goldberg & Associates, we’ve seen that clients generally value the option to work with these professionals, and many are willing to retain their services when they understand the potential benefits. Some lawyers may simply lack connections to trusted financial experts, like Certified Divorce Financial Analysts (CDFAs) or vocational evaluators, and hesitate to refer clients due to unfamiliarity with these resources. This is where FamilyLawResources.com serves as a vital bridge, providing family law lawyers with access to a network of highly vetted financial experts and other professionals they may need. Lawyers with limited contacts for key resources can face major setbacks in high-conflict cases, but Goldberg & Associates and FamilyLawResources.com make it easy to fix that gap with reliable, trusted referrals.
Here are some resources for finding financial experts:
- The Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts: https://institutedfa.com/
- American College of Financial Services (ACFS): https://www.theamericancollege.edu/
- Advocis, The Financial Advisors Association of Canada: https://www.advocis.ca/
- Institute for Advanced Financial Education (IAFE): https://iafe.ca/
- CFA Institute: https://www.cfainstitute.org/
- CFA Societies Canada: https://cfacanada.org/
- American Society of Pension Professionals and Actuaries (ASPPA): https://www.asppa-net.org/
- The Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA): https://www.cia-ica.ca/
- The National Association of Forensic Accountants (NAFA): https://nafanet.com/
- Association of Certified Forensic Investigators of Canada (ACFI): https://www.acfi.ca/
- American Society of Appraisers – Business Valuation (ASA): https://learn.appraisers.org/bv-education
- The American College of Tax Counsel: https://www.actconline.org/
- The Canadian Tax Foundation: https://www.ctf.ca/EN/EN/Home.aspx
- Vocational Evaluation and Career Assessment Professionals (VECAP): https://www.vecap.org/
- Canadian Assessment, Vocational Evaluation and Work Adjustment Society: https://cavewas.com/
