Post ideas for law firms
48 posts your clients actually want.
The best law firm content answers the questions clients ask in your first meeting. Here are 48 ready-to-use ideas, grouped by practice area, with the format that suits each one.
Every idea here is educational: it explains the law rather than selling a result, which keeps it in line with the publicity rules and is also what performs best. Add a short note that the post is general information, not legal advice, and point readers to the lawyer who handles the area.
Family law
People going through divorce, custody or maintenance questions, usually searching quietly on their phone.
- How divorce works in Singapore, step by stepCarousel
- Uncontested vs contested divorce: what's the difference?Graphic
- What the court looks at when deciding care and controlSlides
- Myth vs fact: “the mother always gets custody”Reel
- What to bring to your first meeting with a family lawyerCarousel
- How maintenance is worked out, in plain EnglishSlides
Property and conveyancing
Home buyers, sellers and landlords, often at the moment they're about to sign something.
- What happens between the Option to Purchase and completionCarousel
- Buying your first HDB flat: the legal stepsSlides
- Joint tenancy vs tenancy in common, explainedGraphic
- Five things to check in a tenancy agreementCarousel
- What a conveyancing lawyer actually does for youReel
- Key dates to know when you sell your homeGraphic
Corporate and commercial
Founders, SME owners and in-house teams. LinkedIn is where they are.
- What every founders' agreement should coverSlides
- Sole proprietorship vs private limited companyCarousel
- Shareholders' agreements: the clauses people regret skippingCarousel
- What to check before you sign a commercial leaseGraphic
- Raising your first round: the legal checklistSlides
- A new Act or amendment, explained for business ownersPost
Employment
Employers who want to get it right, and employees who want to know where they stand.
- Who the Employment Act covers, in one graphicGraphic
- How the Employment Claims Tribunal worksCarousel
- Fair employment and workplace fairness: what employers need to knowSlides
- Notice periods and termination, explainedCarousel
- Restrictive covenants: when do non-competes hold up?Post
- Five things to put in every employment contractGraphic
Wills, probate and estate planning
Parents and older clients planning ahead, and families dealing with a loss.
- What happens if you die without a will in SingaporeCarousel
- Will vs Lasting Power of Attorney: you probably need bothGraphic
- How CPF nominations work alongside your willSlides
- Probate vs letters of administration, explainedCarousel
- When should you update your will?Reel
- What an executor actually has to doSlides
Criminal law
People and families facing an investigation or charge, often anxious and looking for clear answers fast.
- What happens after you're arrested in SingaporeCarousel
- Your rights when you're called in for an interviewGraphic
- Bail, explained simplySlides
- What a first court mention involvesCarousel
- Myth vs fact about criminal recordsReel
- How to choose a criminal lawyerPost
Intellectual property
Brand owners, creators and tech companies protecting what they've built.
- Trademark vs copyright vs patent: which protects what?Graphic
- How to register a trademark in SingaporeSlides
- Why a business name registration isn't a trademarkPost
- Who owns the work your freelancer made?Carousel
- What to do when someone copies your brandCarousel
- Protecting your brand before you expand overseasSlides
Disputes and litigation
Businesses and individuals facing a dispute and weighing up their options.
- Litigation, arbitration or mediation: how to chooseCarousel
- What a letter of demand is, and what to do if you get oneGraphic
- How the Small Claims Tribunals workSlides
- What happens at each stage of a civil caseSlides
- Time limits for bringing a claim, explainedPost
- Debt recovery for SMEs: your optionsCarousel
Turning ideas into a calendar
- Pick your two or three main practice areas and rotate through them, one idea a week each.
- Mix formats: a carousel or slides for the step-by-step ideas, a single graphic for quick facts, a reel for myths.
- Add timely posts on top: new legislation, notable judgments, public holidays, firm news and events.
- Post on LinkedIn for corporate, employment and IP work, and on Facebook and Instagram for family, property, wills and criminal work. Our LinkedIn guide covers the firm page and partner profiles.
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