Add Your Law Firm

If you searched the lawyer directory or the Texas directory and did not find your firm, you can ask to have it added. Adding a firm is free.

If the firm is already listed and something is wrong, use the claim page to take control of the entry, or report the mistake through the contact page.

Send the firm's public business details:

• Firm name
• Office address
• Phone
• Website
• Hours
• Practice areas
• Service languages
• The name of a lawyer or firm contact
• An email address for follow-up
• An optional note, for example to explain an existing listing or a correction

Each label sits above its field, and the form marks which fields are required and which are optional. For a Texas firm, a lawyer's name and bar number are useful for matching the firm to public records. Please leave out client names, case facts, legal problems, payment details and anything else that is not public business information.

Before a firm is published, we check what you send against public records. For a Texas firm, that means the State Bar of Texas Online Membership Directory and the firm's own website. Address, phone and hours can also be compared with the firm's Google Business Profile. When the sources disagree, we use your submission only if it matches public records or you send a clear correction.

The State Bar itself describes its directory as information provided "as is," and that is how we treat a listing: a public-information entry, not a certification or proof of specialization.

Your submission is a request. The confirmation tells you that we received it and that public-record checks may follow. It does not promise publication or a date.

Send your firm's public information. We'll review it before publishing. Adding a firm is free, and you do not need a paid plan.

If an existing listing shows the wrong information, report it through the contact page and name the listing.

Paid directory plans are optional and separate from this request. Paid placement is clearly labelled, and it is never a requirement for publication. Prices and labels are on plans and pricing.

The firm remains responsible for what it says about itself. Texas Rule 7.01 says a lawyer shall not make or sponsor a false or misleading communication about the qualifications or services of a lawyer or law firm, and Rule 7.02 covers the content of advertisements, including the name of the responsible lawyer and the primary practice location. Describe practice areas and services in factual terms. The attorney advertising page explains how we label what we publish.

¿No encuentra su bufete en Counselado? Puede solicitar que agreguemos su firma de abogados sin costo. Envíe el nombre, dirección, teléfono, sitio web, horario y áreas de práctica de su despacho de abogados. Revisaremos la información pública antes de publicarla. No necesita contratar un plan pagado y no se promete una fecha de publicación.

Can a firm outside Texas ask to be listed? Send the request and name your state in the form.

Does paying get my firm published sooner? A paid plan is not part of the free request, and publication is not guaranteed with or without one. No date is promised either way. Optional plans are explained separately on the plans page.

Why does the form ask for a lawyer's name? For a Texas firm, a lawyer's name and bar number help match the submission to the State Bar member directory. They also identify a responsible lawyer for the firm's contact details.

When you are ready, request a free listing through the contact form. If you have questions first, write to us through the contact page.