Women-Owned Minneapolis Family Law Firm Gets Fresh Website

Helping You Navigate Change With Confidence

Robinson | Duffy is a Minneapolis family law firm offering a wide range of family law services, including divorce/dissolution. The practice also offers adjacent services, like receivership and partition of property. Founded by attorneys Kimberly Robinson and Jill Duffy, the firm has built an all-woman team that serves a broad spectrum of clients in the Twin Cities area. 

The practice’s original website was created when the firm was just Jill and Kimberly; it has since expanded in both size and in the practice areas offered. The attorneys felt that, despite the addition of the new team members’ profile, the site still felt like it portrayed a two-person practice. 

Less visually apparent, but equally important, the law firm website was operating on an older framework that was meaningfully behind current standards. Kimberly and Jill approached The Modern Firm for help making the site function better and reflect their practice as it exists today.

The Website

The firm’s old website featured the founding attorneys’ faces prominently on the homepage (a little too prominently, in Jill’s opinion. The new site features a breathtaking image of Minneapolis and its Stone Arch Bridge; the colors of the water and sky in the image echo the accent colors in the website. 

The site now offers an immediate sense of place and evokes a feeling of calm and tranquility, just as the attorneys do for their clients. The website navigation is straightforward and intuitive, further creating ease of use for website visitors. 

Robinson | Duffy opted for website support and hosting services with The Modern Firm so that they can devote their team’s energy to serving clients, not to managing their website. Knowing there’s help right at hand if they have website concerns gives the team the same confidence they instill in their own clients.

Located in Minneapolis, Robinson | Duffy represents clients in the Twin Cities and the surrounding region, including Hennepin, Anoka, and Wright Counties, and in select cases throughout the state.