08 · Article — template
breadcrumb · category · guide
reviewed by [attorney] · published · updated · read time
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1A reviewed-by credit with a real attorney's face and an "updated" date — the two trust signals that separate a firm's guide from content-farm sludge. "Reviewed by," not "written by": per the onboarding session we draft, and nothing goes live without Jenny's review and approval, so that is the claim the page makes.
"the short version" answer box
data table where useful (timelines, thresholds)
Soft CTA
FAQ block — 3+ common questions
Standard disclaimer: general information, not legal advice
2The recipe on every article: direct answer first (quotable), depth in the middle (rankable), one soft CTA inline (never popups), FAQ at the end (matches how people phrase searches), disclaimer always.
3A thin reading-progress line at the top of the viewport as they scroll — small touch, keeps long guides feeling finishable.
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4CTA pair per screen 01: call primary, request-a-consultation secondary. No booking widget. An article can be the first page someone ever sees on this site, so it has to end somewhere rather than trailing off into related links.