Technical maintenance
Review software updates, dependencies, backups, security concerns, uptime, forms, broken links, redirects, and recurring technical risks.
We handle updates, fixes, new pages, and technical upkeep so the site does not drift out of date.

Lawyers join and leave. Practice areas change. Awards, office details, phone numbers, and client questions move on. Software updates can break forms or slow pages.
Website care starts by making the setup understandable. We document what the firm owns, fix urgent issues, and create a practical rhythm for updates.
Review software updates, dependencies, backups, security concerns, uptime, forms, broken links, redirects, and recurring technical risks.
Keep biographies, credentials, office information, practice pages, contact details, notices, and other credibility signals accurate.
Test mobile layouts, page speed, media, contact paths, analytics, metadata, accessibility basics, and priority pages.
Document hosting, credentials, vendors, responsibilities, request channels, response expectations, and the path for larger improvements.
Inventory the platform, hosting, access, integrations, backups, analytics, technical debt, and visible content problems.
Prioritize broken forms, security risks, outages, old information, mobile failures, and other issues affecting trust or intake.
Handle agreed updates and recurring checks through a documented request and review process.
Use the maintenance record to plan better pages, stronger proof, performance work, SEO fixes, and larger site changes.
Usually. Streamlined Law first reviews the platform, hosting, credentials, plugins or dependencies, analytics, backups, and known issues. The takeover plan then separates urgent fixes from ongoing work.
Scope can include software updates, security and backup checks, broken links, forms, page-speed issues, content edits, attorney changes, practice-area updates, metadata, analytics checks, and technical support.
Hosting, backups, uptime monitoring, and recovery responsibilities are documented during intake. The exact setup depends on the site's platform and the level of support the firm needs.
Yes. Ongoing care can include technical SEO fixes, internal links, metadata, content freshness, attorney biographies, location information, and planned practice-area improvements when those items are included in scope.
Send the website, platform, known issues, access situation, and the updates the firm struggles to complete.