Ebsing

Both are meant for criminal defence with emergency availability. Nordhelm carries a firm with eight areas of law and five lawyer profiles. Ebsing is a sole practice where the lawyer speaks in the first person, with criminal and traffic law at the centre, the fine check, an investigation file to leaf through and framed black and white photos under navy panels.

The texts are written against section 43b of the German Federal Lawyers’ Act and section 6 of the professional code for lawyers. They advertise factually, name no success rate and do not promise that a case will be dropped. Testimonials are marked as examples and may only be replaced with consent and a release from confidentiality. You still have to check the finished site yourself, these notes are not legal advice.

They have been checked against the state of October 2026, with sections of the law, for example on deadlines, limitation periods, blood alcohol limits, points and custody cases. Every article names its date and the state of the law. The law changes, and before going live you read everything as a lawyer. The pages are general information, not advice on an individual case.

The prices live in src/data/kanzlei.ts, each with VAT and the net amount, as German price rules require for consumers. The first consultation also appears on the home page, in the closing band and in the questions on the contact page, the hourly rate in the fee calculator. Your AI updates them all. The sample invoice for fine proceedings follows the statutory fees under the RVG since June 2025.

No, there is no booking software built in. The buttons lead to the contact form or dial the number directly. If you use an appointment calendar, have your AI put its link on the buttons and add it to the privacy policy and the consent banner.

The form checks name, phone, message and the confirmation of the privacy notice, and an optional email for a valid domain, marks errors right at the field and then shows a confirmation, nothing is sent yet. It says that nobody has to describe the allegation here. Whatever comes in through the form falls under legal professional privilege, so the sending your AI sets up has to match that.

No. Jasper Ebsing, Mareike Hensen, the practice, prices, key figures, memberships and testimonials are invented, which the footer of every page and the note below the testimonials say. The street Am Nadelwerk does not exist, and both numbers come from the blocks the German Federal Network Agency keeps free for media. Aachen, the courts of the region and the border area are a real location.

A model in a tweed jacket in sample photos from Pexels. The licence allows commercial use, but there is no model release. The legal notice says that the person shown is not Jasper Ebsing. Before going live, put in your own portraits, taken with your consent.

The 24 photos come from Pexels and may be used commercially, all of them are set in black and white. src/data/bildnachweis.json names the photographer of every image, and the legal notice lists the credits. The sign, court map, courtroom, directions, border map and investigation file are the template’s own drawings.

As placeholder pages with instructions, not as pre-written legal texts, and marked noindex and left out of the sitemap until they are filled in. The legal notice lists the details a law firm must give, with the bar association, professional title, professional rules and liability insurance, and below them the photo credits. The privacy page describes what the website does technically. These notes are not legal advice.

No. Gilda Display and Mulish live in public/fonts/, the photos in the project, and the maps and directions are drawn. The browser runs the site’s own JavaScript without a library. The cookie banner writes the choice to the dataLayer, and statistics and external media are not connected to any service.

Yes. Every page has its own title and description, plus a LegalService and Attorney schema with person, address, availability and services. The pages add Service, OfferCatalog, FAQPage, HowTo, Article, BreadcrumbList and ContactPage. Astro builds the 1200 by 630 pixel share images at build time from a photo of each page.

Yes. Every heading and every text is there without scripts. Tabs stand one below the other, questions are expanded, the fine check shows its table, the signpost for police summonses shows every answer, and the phone menu opens as well. The check, calculators, filters and live status need JavaScript.

Visitors are addressed formally, and the lawyer speaks in the first person. The content lives in src/data/, the sentences of the components and scripts in src/data/texte.ts. For a firm with several lawyers, your AI switches to we.

The structure does. Area pages, emergency, fees, process and guides carry any firm whose clients search under time pressure, for example in immigration law. The fine check belongs to traffic law. For another area, your AI turns it into a tool of its own or removes it.

Anywhere static files may live. Astro builds the site into a folder of finished HTML that you upload to your host. Before that your AI sets your own domain in astro.config.mjs and in robots.txt.

Yes. Pay once, yours for good, for your own projects and client projects. You get the complete source code without a watermark.

Yes. In the English package the whole website is in English, with an English knowledge layer and English skills. The law stays German, and the pages then explain it in English.

No. You tell your AI in the project folder what should change, and it finds the place through CLAUDE.md and the skills. If you want to edit things yourself, you will find the practice details in src/data/site.ts, the areas of law in src/data/rechtsgebiete.ts and the standard rates in src/data/bussgeld.ts.