FOR LAWYERS
How Uncoupled Works for Lawyers
What is Uncoupled?
Uncoupled is Canada's family law platform. We connect people going through separation or divorce with family lawyers across Canada (Quebec coming soon). Every lawyer submits their licence, and profiles show a verified mark once we've confirmed their standing with their provincial law society. Unlike traditional directories, we provide clients with a complete support ecosystem including divorce timelines and educational resources. This means clients who reach you through Uncoupled are serious about moving forward and have already identified you as a good fit.
How clients find you
Clients browse our marketplace and filter by province, expertise, approach, language, and rate range. Your profile is your first impression, so making it comprehensive and authentic matters.
What makes Uncoupled different
You control your availability, your rates, and your profile. Clients connect with you by booking consultations and sending messages directly through the platform. We charge one monthly subscription to be listed. There are no charges per lead and no hidden fees.
The client journey
Clients typically start by browsing our educational resources or exploring their divorce timeline. They then explore lawyer profiles, compare approaches, and book consultations before making a decision. Once they choose a lawyer, they confirm the retainer through their dashboard. This structured journey means you are meeting clients who have already done their homework and are ready to engage.
Getting started
After your application is approved, complete your profile thoroughly. Add a professional photo, write a compelling bio, list your areas of expertise, describe your approach to family law, and set your availability. A complete profile gives clients what they need to decide whether you're the right fit.
Have questions? Contact us at support@uncoupled.me
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always refer to the relevant Law Society rules and legislation in your province.
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