Our Contributors

Why We Work With Attorneys

Family law is one of the most consequential areas of legal information a person can encounter. The decisions people make about divorce, child custody, support, and property division affect their lives and their children's lives for years. This kind of content — known in the industry as "Your Money or Your Life" (YMYL) — demands the highest standard of accuracy.

While our editorial team researches every guide using primary legal sources, attorney review adds a critical layer of verification. Practicing family law attorneys bring jurisdictional expertise that comes from working with these laws daily. They catch nuances that research alone can miss — procedural realities, common misunderstandings, and practical considerations that matter to people going through these situations.

By partnering with attorneys, we ensure that Unvow's guides are not just well-researched but also vetted by professionals who practice in the relevant jurisdictions. This benefits our readers by giving them greater confidence in the information they rely on.

Become a Contributor

We are looking for practicing family law attorneys to review our state-specific guides for accuracy. In exchange, you receive permanent marketing exposure to a high-intent audience — people actively researching divorce, custody, and support who may need an attorney.

What You Receive

• Attribution on every reviewed article — A visible "Reviewed by" badge with your name and credentials appears on each guide you review.
• Contributor profile — Your name, bio, headshot, and professional background are featured on this page.
• Dofollow link to your firm — Your firm's website is linked from your contributor profile and from each article you review.
• Schema.org structured data — Your name appears in Google's structured data for every article you review, increasing your online visibility.
• High-intent audience exposure — Unvow's readers are people actively navigating family law matters who may need a local attorney.

What We Ask

• Review 2-3 articles — Guides in your state and practice area (custody, divorce, support, or property division).
• Flag inaccuracies — Identify outdated information, missing nuances, or factual errors based on your practice experience.
• Suggest improvements — Practical considerations that research alone might miss.
• Turnaround of 1-2 weeks — Per article. No ongoing obligation beyond what you choose to review.

Who We Are Looking For

• Licensed family law attorney actively practicing in one or more U.S. states
• Experience with divorce, custody, support, property division, or related family law matters
• Has a firm website (so the link provides value to you)

How to Apply

Send an email to [email protected] with your name, state(s) of licensure, practice areas, and firm website. We will respond within a few business days with sample articles for your review.