Immigration & family law · Texas · Florida

The inquiries you already pay for, turned into consultations.

Google Ads in English and Spanish, in your firm's name, plus a bilingual AI intake that answers in under 60 seconds, 24/7, checks the matter fits your practice, and books the consultation on your calendar. Reminders and follow-up included. For immigration and family law firms of 1 to 10 attorneys in Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio and Miami-Dade.

The AI never gives legal advice and never recommends a lawyer. It answers, asks your intake questions and books. Your attorneys do the rest.

  • < 60 sec

    First reply to an ad or website inquiry, 24/7

  • EN + ES

    Ads, intake, reminders and follow-up in both languages

  • 1 firm

    Per lead. Never shared, never resold

  • Your name

    Every ad runs in your firm's name

  • Flat fee

    Never per case, per signed client or per consultation

  • 3 months

    Pilot. Then month to month, 30 days' notice

The problem

You already pay for the calls.

Ads and directories bring inquiries at night, on weekends and while your attorneys are in court. Nobody answers, and the person contacts the next firm.

A Spanish-speaking prospect reaches an English voicemail. Your bilingual staff are already on another call.

A missed inquiry is rarely followed up the same day. By then the person has a consultation booked somewhere else.

Consultations get booked and nobody shows, because there was no reminder in their language.

Published data, not AVANTAI results

The leak is in intake, not in the ads

Third-party studies and public statistics, each with its source. None of these numbers is an AVANTAI result.

40%
of 500 law firms answered the phone in Clio's 2024 secret-shopper study. Source: Oklahoma Bar Journal on Clio's 2024 study
20%
of the firms that missed the call called back. Source: Oklahoma Bar Journal on Clio's 2024 study
64%
of prospective clients got no follow-up. Source: Oklahoma Bar Journal on Clio's 2024 study
6.6%
of 6,801 law-firm PPC calls were lost to a language mismatch. Source: FWD Lawyer Marketing
44.9M
people speak Spanish at home in the US. 41.1% of them speak English less than "very well". Source: USAFacts
~6%
of US lawyers are Hispanic. Source: ABA Journal

Published third-party data. AVANTAI has not published results for law firms and does not promise a number of consultations.

How it works

From the ad to a consultation held

You approve the ads, the intake questions and the consultation terms. We run the rest and report every week.

01 · Ads in your firm's name

Google Ads in English and Spanish for the immigration and family matters you take, in the counties you serve. The ads say who you are. No directory brand, no lead marketplace.

02 · Answer in under 60 seconds

Every inquiry from your ads and your website forms gets a reply by text, email or chat within a minute, 24/7, in the language the person wrote in.

03 · Qualify the matter

The intake asks what your team defines: type of matter, county and state, urgency, and whether they accept your consultation terms (fee, length, in person or video). It never gives legal advice and never says whether someone has a case.

04 · Book the consultation

A fit books a slot on your calendar with the answers attached. Anything urgent or unclear goes straight to your staff.

05 · Remind and follow up

Reminders before the consultation, in the person's language. A follow-up if they do not book or do not show.

06 · Report weekly

Inquiries, response times, qualified matters, consultations booked and consultations held.

Who it is for

Firms of 1 to 10 attorneys

Immigration, family law, or both. Already spending on ads or directories, with Spanish-speaking staff. Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio and Miami-Dade first.

Immigration practices

Family-based petitions, adjustment of status, naturalization, removal defense and more

Prospects often write in Spanish, at night, with a deadline on their mind. The intake answers in their language, asks your questions and books the consultation.

  • Matters outside your practice are closed politely, never referred by the AI
  • Urgent situations, such as a detention or a hearing date, go straight to your staff
  • Consultation fee and format accepted before the slot is booked

Family law practices

Divorce, custody, child support, modifications and more

People shop several firms in one evening. The first one that answers clearly, and books a time, usually gets the consultation.

  • Jurisdiction checked first: the state and county where the case would be filed
  • Sensitive matters handed to a person, not handled by the AI
  • Reminders in English or Spanish to cut no-shows

The definition

What counts as a qualified consultation

A consultation counts only when all four are true. Your practice areas, jurisdiction and terms go into the pilot in writing before we start.

  1. 1A person with an immigration or family law matter your firm handles.
  2. 2Inside your jurisdiction: the states and counties you set.
  3. 3They accept your consultation terms before booking: fee, length and format.
  4. 4They attend. A booked consultation that does not happen does not count.

Compliance

Built to stay inside the rules

Consent is captured on your firm's own form, naming your firm. Not a shared form, not a lead marketplace.

Every consent is stored with a timestamp and the exact text the person agreed to.

Texts and calls respect state calling windows. In Florida: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time, and no more than 3 attempts in 24 hours.

Numbers are scrubbed against Do Not Call lists.

STOP is honored instantly.

No AI cold calls to consumers. The AI only answers people who contacted your firm.

Your firm approves every ad and the intake script before anything goes live.

Limits

What we do not do

  • We do not give legal advice. The AI never tells anyone whether they have a case.

  • We do not recommend lawyers. The AI speaks for your firm only.

  • We do not share or resell leads. One firm per lead.

  • We do not run ads under our name or a directory brand. They run in your firm's name.

  • We do not charge per case, per signed client or per consultation.

  • We do not promise a number of consultations.

The deal

Flat fee. A three-month pilot.

Setup plus a flat monthly fee. Never per case, per signed client or per consultation. The ad budget is agreed with you on the fit call.

Setup

Ad campaigns in your firm's name, the bilingual intake script you approve, consent forms, calendar and reminders.

Flat monthly fee

Ads management, the bilingual AI intake, reminders, follow-up and the weekly report.

3-month pilot, 30-day exit

After the pilot it runs month to month. Leave with 30 days' notice.

No guaranteed consultation count. Pricing is shared on the fit call.

Questions attorneys ask

Does the AI give legal advice?

No. It never gives legal advice, never says whether someone has a case, and never recommends a lawyer. It answers, asks your intake questions and books the consultation. Anything else goes to your staff.

Are the leads shared with other firms?

No. One firm per lead. The ads run in your firm's name, consent is captured on your firm's form, and nobody else receives the inquiry. Leads are never resold.

How fast does the intake answer?

In under 60 seconds, 24/7, by text, email or chat, in English or Spanish depending on how the person wrote.

Do you charge per case or per signed client?

No. Setup plus a flat monthly fee. Never per case, per signed client or per consultation.

How many consultations will we get?

We do not promise a number. It depends on your market, your practice areas and your ad budget. We commit to the work and to a weekly report with inquiries, response times, consultations booked and consultations held.

Which firms and markets do you work with?

Firms of 1 to 10 attorneys practicing immigration and/or family law in Texas (Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio) and Florida (Miami-Dade), already spending on ads or directories, with Spanish-speaking staff.

How do you handle texting rules?

Consent is captured on your firm's own form and stored with a timestamp. Messages respect state calling windows (in Florida, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and no more than 3 attempts in 24 hours), numbers are scrubbed against Do Not Call lists, and STOP is honored instantly. The AI never cold-calls consumers.

Let's look at your intake.

A 20-minute call. We look at where your inquiries come from today, how fast they get an answer, and whether bilingual ads and intake make sense for your firm. If they do not, we say so.

  • Flat fee, never per case
  • 3-month pilot, then 30 days' notice
  • One firm per lead

Nothing on this page is legal advice.