Immigration Avocate
Six immigration paths, six pages
Me Alice Mardelet Santamaria practises exclusively in Canadian immigration law from Montreal, alongside a regulated immigration consultant serving Chinese-speaking clients.






01 — The challenge
Every immigration question is a different search, and a different fear.
Someone looking for a study permit, someone sponsoring a spouse, and someone filing on humanitarian grounds have nothing in common except anxiety and a deadline. A single "immigration services" page speaks to none of them, and it loses the search to consultant sites that publish a page for every path.
The firm also serves French, English and Chinese-speaking clients — three audiences that had to coexist without turning the site into a maze.
Prospects do not search for a law firm. They search for their own situation.
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Immigration paths given their own dedicated page
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Languages served from one site structure
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Clear next step on every page — contact the lawyer



02 — Our approach
One page per immigration path, answering the question before asking for the call.
We built the site in WordPress around six practice-area pages — visitor visa, study permit, work permit, skilled worker, family reunification, permanent residence, and humanitarian files — each structured the way a worried applicant reasons: what is this status, do I qualify, what are the conditions, what happens next.
Each page carries a legal-information disclaimer and closes on the same clear invitation to speak with the lawyer, so the site informs generously without pretending to be legal advice.
The lawyer's own credibility carries the rest: the team page details her Master's in international law, her bar admissions and her work with refugee-rights organisations, and a French/English/Chinese switcher keeps all three audiences on one structure.
More on this work: Web Design · Web Development.




one path per page
Six immigration categories, six
landing pages.
Visitor visa, study permit, work permit, skilled worker, family reunification, permanent residence. Each page follows the same question sequence — what this status is, who qualifies, what the conditions are, what happens next — so the applicant finds their situation explained before they're asked to call. A French/English/Chinese switcher runs all three languages through one WordPress structure.


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03 — The results
The firm now meets every search with a page that answers it.
Six practice-area pages replace the single "immigration services" page that used to lose ground to consultant sites. Each one carries a legal-information disclaimer and closes on the same invitation, so the site informs without crossing into advice.
The team page now details the lawyer's Master's in international law, her bar admissions and her refugee-rights work. Three client languages share one site instead of splitting into separate properties.
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