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Pakistanis abroad read our guides, then look for an advocate in the city where their matter is. Your page is where they find you.

A study with shelves of law books and a desk
1. Sign inGoogle or Apple. No password.
2. We check your licenceAgainst the Bar Council roll.
3. Your page is liveClients abroad can find you.

Why advocates list here

A client abroad cannot walk into your office. Before they call, they want to know that you are licensed, what you work on, and what you charge. Wakeel shows them that, and marks what has been checked.

Who reads it

Clients with a matter in Pakistan

Inheritance, property, family, company work. They live abroad and search by city and topic.

What they see

Your licence, checked

The blue tick means we matched your enrolment against the Bar Council roll.

What you get

Your own page

Your own address, linked from our guides on your topics. Your articles and your reviews.

What it costs

Nothing

Listing is free. No paid placement.

How it works

Pakistanis abroad who need an advocate come to Wakeel. We make sure they find the right one.

  1. You do not market yourself.We bring the clients. Your page shows your expertise, and we put it in front of the people who need it.
  2. The right clients find you.Clients are matched to advocates by city and by topic, so the enquiries you get are the ones you want.
  3. The client gets the right advocate.Someone licensed, who works on their matter, in their city. That is why they come to Wakeel, and why they come to you.

Setting up your page

A client abroad does not know you. Your page is where they learn what you can do, before they contact you. The more you show, the less time you spend convincing them, and the more work you get.

People rarely need a lawyer. A good reference builds your network. Spend time on your page; we spend time promoting it.

To go live

  • Bar Council enrolmentThe blue tick. Shows the client you are licensed.
  • Portrait on a plain backgroundThe face the client will meet.
  • Your topicsSo the right clients find you.
  • Fees, as rangesClients call when they know what to expect.
  • Opening hours and contact detailsSo they reach you when you are there.

Show what you are good for

  • EducationDegrees, where and when.
  • Certificates and diplomasCourses and specialisations.
  • Career historyCourts, firms, years.
  • Memberships and awardsBar associations, committees, recognitions.
  • LanguagesClients abroad often prefer their own.
  • ArticlesShow how you think. One a quarter keeps the page live.
  • Your firmYour colleagues and your office.

Our advice: the more complete your page, the more enquiries it brings.

Making the most of your page

Your page is read by people who have never heard of you. What they see decides whether they call you, or the next advocate on the list.

Profile

A complete page gets the call. Education, career, memberships, languages. Each one answers a question the client would otherwise have to ask you.

Articles

Write about the work you do. A guide, a case you handled without names, a court decision explained. Clients see how you think before they meet you. Every article keeps your page live and higher in the list.

Photo

A professional portrait. Plain background, facing the camera. It is the first thing the client sees, and it shows how seriously you take your work.

Openness

Say what you charge and how you work. Fees as ranges, what is not included, how you report to a client abroad. Clear information brings the clients who are ready to go ahead.

Reviews

Ask every client for a review. A review is what a stranger trusts most. Pages with reviews rank higher, and each one makes the next enquiry easier.

What a page contains

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