Most firms do not have a marketing problem. They have an intake problem. TAC builds the systems that convert the leads you already have into retained clients.
TAC conducts a free 30-point external intake audit for qualifying estate planning and elder law firms. We review your website, your contact flow, your scheduling process, and your after-hours availability. You receive a written summary of every gap we find, ranked by revenue impact.
No sales pitch. Just the data.
Request a Free AuditQualifying firms: estate planning or elder law practices with 2 to 10 attorneys and an active marketing spend.
"A lead in crisis has no loyalty to a voicemail."
These are not industry estimates. They come from a 30-point external audit of live firms, covering their contact flow, scheduling process, response behaviour, and intake structure. The patterns are consistent across firm sizes, markets, and marketing budgets.
Average response time during business hours. Inquiries sent after 3pm were typically not answered until the following mid-morning.
Percentage of firms that could accurately quote their lead-to-consult or consult-to-retainer conversion rate.
Of firms had no structured follow-up sequence. If a lead did not answer the first callback, it was typically forgotten after two attempts.
Of firms running LSA or PPC ads were sending paid traffic into a broken intake flow, paying $50 to $200 per lead into a voicemail box or a manual contact form.
Could confirm a consultation time outside of 9 to 5 without human intervention.
Had heavy upfront forms asking for sensitive data (including asset lists and in some cases Social Security numbers) before a preliminary call was even scheduled.
The attorneys at these firms are not doing anything wrong. They are following the same intake model that has existed in the legal industry for two decades. The problem is not competence. The problem is that the model has not kept pace with how people make decisions in a crisis.
A person dealing with a Medicaid deadline or a probate estate is not going to wait 48 hours for a callback. They found three firms on Google. The one that responded first got the consultation. The other two never knew the lead existed.
See how the TAC framework fixes thisThe intake process at the majority of elder law firms has not changed in over two decades. The attorneys are excellent. The systems around them are not.
The numbers below are conservative. Adjust them to match your firm and see what the leak adds up to annually.
Your current intake model is leaving approximately per month on the table. From the same leads you are already paying for.
That is per year.
These projections use conservative improvement estimates based on TAC client data. Individual results vary by firm, market, and case mix.
Book a Discovery CallBuilt exclusively on GoHighLevel, configured for the specific psychology of elder law and estate planning leads. TAC handles the full build in 30 days and manages the system on an ongoing basis.
Every inquiry receives a personalised text and email within 30 seconds. Day or night. No staff required.
A clean booking page synced to the firm's calendar. Leads pick a time and confirm. No phone tag.
7 touchpoints over 21 days for leads who do not book immediately. Warm, professional, and specific to the lead's case type.
Every lead placed in a live 5-stage pipeline. The firm sees where each lead sits and where drop-off is happening.
Real-time visibility on response time, booking rate, show rate, and retained-case conversion. All in one view.
Many elder law firms ask for asset inventories and financial details before a prospect has decided whether to trust them. The intention is thoroughness. The result is abandonment. Effective intake separates two stages.
Read Intake · SpeedA family in a Medicaid crisis does not compare attorney credentials. They call three firms. They book with the one that called back first. Speed is not a nicety in elder law. It is the decision.
Read Intake · RevenueOut of every 100 people who contact your firm, how many become paying clients? If you cannot answer that in under two minutes, you have a tracking problem. And a revenue problem.
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Agencies optimize for leads. I optimize for retained cases. That is the difference.
Most firms are not losing because of visibility. They are losing after the lead already raised their hand. Marketing brings in demand. Intake mishandles it. The firm blames marketing. And the cycle repeats.
TAC exists because that problem is financially significant, operationally fixable, and almost entirely ignored by the agencies that are supposed to be helping.
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