Nobody shops around for a family lawyer the way they shop for a contractor. They have one situation, it’s usually the worst month of their year, and they want to know two things before they’ll pick up the phone: does this lawyer handle what’s happening to them, and can they actually reach her.
So Shewchuk Law is one page. Eight practice areas — custody and parenting arrangements, support, child protection, adoption and guardianship, prenuptial and cohabitation agreements, divorce and separation, division of family property, wills and estates — sit as sections on it, which means the answer to the first question is a scroll rather than a navigation puzzle. The contact form and the phone number close out the same page, so nobody has to go looking for them. Underneath it, the local search markup tells Google there’s a family law practice in Saskatoon, which is most of the job in local search. A one-page site is a decision, not a shortcut. Shauna practises alone, and a site that pretended otherwise — eight service pages, a blog, a team grid with one person in it — would have been more website and less use.
