Legal
Facebook ads that reach people considering divorce, custody or support matters with empathy and discretion.
Family law decisions are emotional and private. People often research quietly for months. Facebook campaigns with calm, educational content and confidential consultation offers build trust without pressure.
Meta does not place most legal services in a Special Ad Category, but ads must avoid implying personal attributes (for example, “Were you arrested?”), sensational claims and guarantees of outcomes. State bar advertising rules also apply, and some require disclaimers. I write within both.
Discreet, educational ads that explain the process and offer confidential consultations.
Parent-focused campaigns.
Lower-conflict alternatives.
Process explainers.
Discreet follow-up.
I manage both, so here is an honest view of where each channel fits.
| Facebook & Instagram | Google Ads | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Early research stage | Ready to hire |
| Lead type | Consultations | Calls |
| Tone | Empathetic | Direct |
| Cost | Lower | High |
Customer value, service area, capacity and what you have tried before.
Meta Pixel, Conversions API and lead quality feedback.
Built around “confidential consultation” or a better offer for your market.
Weekly changes based on cost per qualified lead, not clicks.
Plain-English monthly reporting and next steps.
Yes, but not in a way that implies the viewer is getting divorced.
Use educational framing and private consultation offers.
Yes, for lower-conflict cases.
For most local businesses I suggest starting at roughly $1,500 to $2,000 a month in ad spend for one main offer, adjusted for your market size and customer value. Management is a separate flat fee.
Send me your website and where you are now. I will look at your account or plan personally and tell you what I would fix first, even if the answer is that Facebook Ads is not your next step.
What I look at:
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