Elena MarquezMarquez Family Law
Podcast
Family Law, Unfiltered
Real answers for real families
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🎙️ Done By You · Done With You · Done For You
Podcasting for Lawyers: launch your show, your way.
Three ways for solo and small firms to build a show that brings in clients: Done By You with our member toolkit, Done With You alongside a podcast strategist, or Done For You, where you talk and our team handles everything else.
From one 45-minute episode
30+
pieces of content across every channel your clients use
- 1× Full video episode
- 1× Audio episode
- 10× Short-form clips
- 4× Audiograms
- 6× Quote graphics
- 4× Text posts
Get heard everywhere your clients listen
- Apple Podcasts
- Spotify
- YouTube
- Amazon Music
- iHeartRadio
- Pocket Casts
- Overcast
Your show, your brand
What your firm's podcast could look like.
A branded show built around your practice area, with you as the trusted voice clients hear before they call.
Sample podcast thumbnail: Family Law, Unfiltered, hosted by Elena Marquez of Marquez Family Law
Andre ColemanColeman Injury Law
Podcast
The Injury Brief
What to do after the worst day
Daniel TranTran Business Law
Podcast
Small Business, Big Law
Legal moves for owners who build
Sample show concepts with fictional hosts. Stock photos from Pexels, shown for illustration.
Three ways to launch
Choose your podcast path.
Same proven system. You choose how much of the work you want to do.
Done By You
Podcast Membership
Included with membership · 4–6 hours per month
Launch and run your own show with our complete DIY toolkit: launch kits, formats, guest strategies, recording SOPs and repurposing workflows.
- ✓Law Firm Podcast Launch Kit
- ✓Recording SOPs and repurposing workflows
- ✓Guest outreach scripts and templates
- ✓Weekly office hours
Best for: Hands-on lawyers who want to own the process
Become a memberSee details ↓Done With You
Podcast Coaching
Custom plan · 2–4 hours per month
A podcast strategist builds your show with you, preps every episode and reviews your edits, while you stay in control.
- ✓Show concept and episode planning
- ✓Pre-show prep and interview questions
- ✓Edit reviews and launch support
- ✓Monthly growth reviews
Best for: Owners who want expert guidance and to stay involved
Apply for coachingSee details ↓Done For You
Podcast Production
Custom plan · 1–2 hours per month
Show up and talk. Our team handles strategy, co-hosting, editing, publishing and repurposing every episode.
- ✓Optional professional co-host
- ✓Full audio and video editing
- ✓Publishing to every platform
- ✓30+ content pieces per episode
Best for: Busy firms that want results without the work
Apply for productionSee details ↓Why podcast
Let clients get to know you before they ever pick up the phone.
Podcasts look like a big production. Most lawyers never start, or quit after episode seven. Launch and run a lean show in a few hours a month that builds authority and referral relationships.
Trust before the first call
Prospects hear how you think and explain things. By the time they call, they already feel like they know you.
Out-position, not outspend
You can't outbid big firms on ads. You can become the recognized voice for your practice area in your city.
A referral engine
Every guest (a CPA, realtor, therapist or fellow attorney) is a referral relationship that started with a favor.
A content engine
One recording feeds YouTube, social, your website and your newsletter for weeks.
Done By You · Members
The DIY podcasting toolkit for lawyers.
Everything you need to launch and run your own show: no agency, no studio, no big budget.
Launch kits
Checklists for concept, gear, artwork, hosting and your first episodes, so nothing stalls the launch.
🔒 Included with membership →Show formats
Co-hosted, roundtable, interview or solo: pick the format that suits your personality and your team.
🔒 Included with membership →Guest strategies
Who to invite, how to ask and how to turn every guest into a referral relationship.
🔒 Included with membership →Recording SOPs
A repeatable prep-record-review routine, from batching sessions to remote recording setup and compliance checks.
🔒 Included with membership →Repurposing workflows
Turn each episode into clips, posts, a blog and a newsletter with a simple weekly workflow.
🔒 Included with membership →Top Lawyers membership
Everything you need to launch and grow your show
Members get the complete DIY podcasting system, plus coaching and a community of firm owners who are building shows of their own.
- ✓The full DIY podcasting toolkit
- ✓Law Firm Podcast Launch Kit
- ✓Recording SOPs and repurposing workflows
- ✓Guest outreach scripts and templates
- ✓Weekly office hours and show reviews
- ✓Private community of firm owners
Done With You · Coaching
A podcast strategist in your corner.
From concept and guest booking to recording and launch, we walk alongside you. You host the show and keep control of your brand, with expert direction at every step.
Apply for coachingWhat's included
- ✓Kickoff strategy session: concept, audience and format
- ✓First 10 episode topics and guest list
- ✓Pre-show prep and question outlines for every episode
- ✓Review of your edits, titles and show notes before publishing
- ✓Guest outreach and referral-partner strategy
- ✓Monthly analytics and growth review
Done For You · Production
You show up and talk. We do the rest.
A fully managed podcast for your firm, from strategy to the last social clip, for about 1–2 hours of your time a month.
- 1
Strategy session
We define your show concept, target clients, format and first 10 episode topics together.
- 2
Recording day
Record 2–4 episodes in one 1–2 hour remote session. We provide a co-host and prep you with questions.
- 3
Production
Editing, sound, intro and outro, thumbnails, show notes and a compliance read-through, all handled for you.
- 4
Distribution & repurposing
We publish everywhere and turn every episode into clips, posts, a blog and a newsletter.
What's included
- ✓Show strategy, naming and artwork
- ✓Professional co-host (optional)
- ✓Guest booking and prep
- ✓Full audio and video editing
- ✓Publishing to every major platform
- ✓Short clips, audiograms and quote graphics
- ✓SEO blog post and newsletter per episode
- ✓Monthly performance report
Plans are tailored to your episode count and format.
Apply for production20-minute fit call · No obligation
The repurposing engine
One recording becomes 30+ pieces of content.
Done By You? Follow our repurposing workflow. Done With You? We review your plan. Done For You? We deliver all of it, every episode.
1
Full video episode
YouTube & Spotify video
1
Audio episode
Apple, Spotify & more
10
Short-form clips
Reels, Shorts & TikTok
4
Audiograms
Waveform clips for social
6
Quote graphics
LinkedIn, Instagram & Facebook
4
Text posts
LinkedIn & Google Business Profile
1
Blog post
SEO show notes for your site
1
Newsletter
Email to clients & referrers
2
FAQ answers
Add to your practice-area pages
Show formats · Available with both services
Choose the format that fits your firm.
Most popular
Co-hosted
A trained host guides the conversation and asks the questions. You just bring the expertise.
Best for: Lawyers new to the mic
Roundtable
You and one or two colleagues (partners, associates or peers) discuss a topic together.
Best for: Small firms showcasing the team
Interview
You interview referral partners, experts, clients or community leaders.
Best for: Building referral relationships
Solo
You teach one topic per episode, on your schedule, with no guests to coordinate.
Best for: Confident speakers with a niche
Articles
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Turn a single recorded episode into clips, posts, and an article so you publish more without recording more.
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Podcast Launch Kit for Solo and Small-Firm Lawyers
Everything a solo lawyer or small firm needs to launch a podcast on a small budget, from gear to your first five episodes.
Jun 9, 2026Read →
Templates & tools
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Podcast Launch Checklist
A step-by-step checklist for planning, recording, and publishing your first ten episodes without overspending or burning out.
Aug 18, 2026Get it →
Podcast episodes
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A fictional solo estate planning attorney shares how she launched a client-attracting podcast with a laptop, a basic microphone, and a weekly routine.
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Tool reviews
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Riverside Review for Lawyers: Recording a Video Podcast Remotely
A review of Riverside as a remote recording platform for solo and small-firm lawyers launching an audio or video podcast.
Aug 28, 2026Read review →
Podcasting FAQ
How much time does a podcast take?
With batching, about 2–3 hours a month: one recording session plus a quick review of edits. Everything else can be handled by templates, a freelancer or your team.
Do I need a studio or expensive gear?
No. A good USB microphone, headphones and a remote recording tool are enough. Members get our launch kit and gear list; with Done With You or Done For You we guide you through setup.
What about advertising and ethics rules?
Treat episodes like any attorney communication: give general information, not legal advice, add a disclaimer, protect client confidentiality and check your state bar's advertising rules.
How long until a podcast brings in clients?
Plan for 3–6 months of consistent publishing. Referral relationships from guests often pay off sooner than listener leads.
What's the difference between the three options?
Done By You is included with membership: you get the full toolkit (launch kits, formats, guest strategies, recording SOPs and repurposing workflows) and run the show yourself. Done With You pairs you with a podcast strategist who plans, preps and reviews alongside you. Done For You is full production: we handle everything except talking.
Can I start with one option and switch later?
Yes. Many firms start Done By You to test the waters, add coaching as the show grows, then hand production over once it is working. Your existing episodes and feeds move with you.
Does this work for a solo or only for bigger firms?
Both. Solos often use the co-hosted or solo format; small firms rotate attorneys as hosts and use a roundtable format to show off the team.
Become the go-to voice for your practice area.
Run it yourself as a member, build it with a strategist, or let our team run it for you from day one.