Right jurisdiction
Only inquiries inside the states, counties, and courts your firm has approved for the program.
Now reviewing new U.S. divorce-law marketsCheck your jurisdiction
Built for U.S. divorce law firms
Divorce leads with the context to start a careful intake.
Exclusive inquiries from people actively seeking divorce counsel, matched to your jurisdiction, preferred case profile, and intake capacity. Pay per qualified lead with documented contact permission and clear replacement rules.
- One firm per lead
- Filing stage captured
- County & divorce-profile targeting
- No long-term contract
Exclusive deliveryDivorce context capturedJurisdiction targetingWritten replacement policyIntake-ready
The quality gap
You shouldn’t have to ask what “qualified” means.
A useful divorce lead should identify the prospective client, location, filing stage, separation status, key complexity signals, urgency, and permission to be contacted—without promising representation or an outcome.
Divorce intent
The prospect is actively seeking help with divorce or legal separation and expects a law firm to follow up.
No firm pile-on
One qualified consultation inquiry goes to one participating firm under the agreed exclusivity rule.
Auditable by design
See what lands in your pipeline.
The consumer funnel captures 13 buyer-relevant lead fields and turns 8 qualification inputs into a transparent 6-dimension score before intake sees the record.
Prospect identityName, location, and reachable contact details supplied.
Case-profile matchThe filing stage and divorce complexity align with the profiles you selected.
Jurisdiction matchRelevant residence or case location is inside your market.
Contact permissionFollow-up permission and submission timestamp retained.
Example lead record
NewDivorce representation inquiry
Lead score
100/100
Tier APriority
High-intent family-law request with urgent timing and strong representation fit.
13 lead fields8 scored inputs6 score dimensions
13 buyer-relevant lead fields captured
Engagement intent25/25
Urgency20/20
Case stage15/15
Matter fit15/15
Case complexity15/15
Contact readiness10/10
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Sarah C.Naperville, IL 60540
✓ VerifiedPhone(630) 555-01••
Emailsarah.c•••@gmail.com
Preferred contactCall · evening
Contact permission✓ Confirmed
MatterDivorce
UrgencyDeadline / served
Filing statusOther party filed
Minor childrenYes
Financial profileBusiness / high-value assets
Help requestedFull representation
Prospective-client note
“I was served this week. We have two children, a jointly owned business, retirement accounts, and a marital home. I need representation and a private call after work to understand the immediate next steps.”
The real KPIA private intake conversation your team can approach with care.
Beyond the contact record
The goal isn’t a case-count number. It’s a relevant request for counsel.
Divorce intake teams lose time on wrong jurisdictions, non-divorce matters, unreachable contacts, opposing parties, and people who never expected a lawyer to call.
“Qualification should create a respectful handoff—not blur the line between a lead and an attorney-client relationship.”
IntentDivorce consultation requested
ContextFiling stage included
PrivacyContact preference captured
ControlYour counties, your case profiles
Simple operating model
From market selection to first conversation.
Clear setup. Clear delivery. Clear feedback loop.
Define your intake box
Choose jurisdictions, divorce profiles, exclusions, office hours, and the volume your intake team can contact promptly.
We generate & qualify
Prospective-client demand is filtered against the divorce-lead standard agreed for your pilot.
Your firm takes over
Intake makes contact, performs its own conflict and fit review, and decides whether to offer a consultation or engagement.
Choose the divorce profiles you accept
Not every divorce belongs in the same intake queue.
Build the mix around attorney licenses, county coverage, firm strengths, asset complexity, children, filing stage, exclusions, and consultation capacity.
Contested divorce
Prospective clients who anticipate disagreement over property, support, parenting, or the terms of dissolution.
- Filing stage
- Dispute signals
- County captured
Uncontested divorce
Spouses seeking counsel or document support for a dissolution where the major terms may already be agreed.
- Agreement status
- Children or property
- Target timing
High-asset divorce
Divorce inquiries involving businesses, investment property, complex compensation, retirement assets, or significant estates.
- Asset signals
- Business ownership
- Jurisdiction
Divorce with children
Dissolution inquiries where parenting time, decision-making, relocation, or child support may be central issues.
- Children involved
- Current arrangements
- Urgency captured
No gray area
Know what counts before you buy.
Before launch, you receive exact lead pricing and written definitions for jurisdiction, matter fit, valid contact data, duplicates, disputes, and replacements. Your firm retains responsibility for conflicts, ethics, advertising, legal advice, and engagement decisions.
Review a pilot plan✓ Covered for replacement
- Invalid or disconnected number
- Outside approved jurisdiction
- Wrong practice or matter type
- Duplicate inside agreed window
- Prospect denies the request
– Not automatically invalid
- Does not answer immediately
- Fails the firm’s conflict check
- Chooses another attorney
- Declines a consultation or retainer
- Firm decides not to accept the case
Earn the scale
Start small. Audit the quality. Then turn it up.
Launch in a controlled jurisdiction with a defined divorce profile. Review contactability, consultation fit, show rates, signed engagements, and exclusions before increasing volume.
Build my pilot Straight answers
What divorce firms ask before the first lead.
Start with jurisdiction, accepted divorce profiles, exclusions, and intake capacity. Qualification and ethical boundaries should be explicit before launch.
Are Republiq divorce leads exclusive?+
The program is structured for one qualified divorce consultation inquiry to be delivered to one participating firm. The final agreement defines exclusivity, territory, and the duplicate window.
What makes a divorce lead qualified?+
A qualified lead is a prospective client in an approved jurisdiction actively requesting help with divorce or legal separation, with a matching case profile, valid contact details, and permission for firm follow-up.
Does a qualified lead mean we can accept the case?+
No. The firm must independently evaluate conflicts, jurisdiction, deadlines, legal fit, consultation terms, and whether to offer representation.
Can we target counties and divorce profiles?+
Yes. Programs can be shaped around states, counties, metros, contested or uncontested filings, high-asset matters, divorces involving children, filing stage, exclusions, schedules, and volume.
What happens if a lead is invalid?+
Wrong numbers, covered duplicates, out-of-jurisdiction inquiries, wrong practice areas, and prospects who deny requesting contact follow the written replacement policy.
Does the lead form create an attorney-client relationship?+
No. A marketing inquiry and its delivery do not create representation. The firm controls conflict review, consultation, engagement language, legal advice, and acceptance.
Jurisdiction check
Let’s see what’s possible in your market.
Share your primary ZIP code and contact details. We’ll check divorce-lead availability and follow up about a focused pilot.
✓ U.S. divorce-law markets✓ Pay per qualified divorce lead✓ County and case-profile targeting✓ No commitment to check availability
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