Family Law Firms

Divorce filings, custody disputes, paternity actions — family court moves every day, and both sides of each case usually end up needing an attorney at some point. CaseHunter tracks these filings as they happen, giving your firm a shot at reaching people early, whether they filed the case themselves or are responding to one.

Some firms want a broad mix across case types; others focus tightly on one area, like custody disputes or pro-se petitioners specifically. We build the feed around whichever approach fits your practice.

Family Case Types & Party Roles

• Divorce
• Child custody and visitation disputes
• Paternity cases
• Child support and spousal support matters
• Other family court filings

Beyond case type, we can split leads by role: respondent leads (the party being served) versus pro-se petitioner leads (people who filed on their own and don’t yet have an attorney). Petitioner leads in particular let you reach someone before they’ve committed to representation elsewhere.

How We Support Family Law Firms

Family law is the one practice area where party role changes the entire pitch, so you filter by county, case type, and petitioner or respondent independently. Beyond that: filings reflect cases just entered rather than old data, and mail and email outreach is built around current advertising rules. Family filings run at high enough volume to keep the pipeline active. Retention among family firms was 98% over the past year.

Some firms add social media on top of that. It reaches the share of your audience that can be matched to a social profile, so it works as reinforcement for people already receiving your mail and email — useful across the months a family matter usually takes to resolve, rather than as a first touch.

Coverage by State

Our family law coverage spans a growing list of states and counties. Ask about your specific area and we’ll confirm current availability. Full list on Areas We Cover.

Family Law Lead FAQs

What case types are covered?

Divorce, custody, paternity, child support, and other family court filings — filterable by type, county, and party role.

What’s a pro-se petitioner lead, exactly?

Someone who filed a family court case themselves, without an attorney. Reaching them early, before they retain counsel elsewhere, is often valuable.

How fresh is the data?

You’re reaching parties shortly after filing, while the case is still active.

Can I choose only respondents, or only petitioners?

Yes, that’s one of the filters available, alongside county and case type.

Is this within advertising rules?

Yes, our direct mail and email outreach is built around current attorney advertising and consumer protection requirements. Happy to go through specifics for your state.

How do I start?

Tell us your case types, party role preferences, counties, and volume via Contact Us, and we’ll put together pricing.

Ready to build a steady family law lead pipeline? Reach out today.