No. SleekAI's system prompt makes clear Counsel is an intake assistant. Case strategy, response deadlines, custody recommendations, and any specific advice always come from a licensed attorney. The bot answers process questions and quotes published fees, then books the consult. Most family-law firms add a one-line disclaimer to the system prompt that the bot includes naturally rather than as a legal warning at the start of every reply.

Yes. Set tone and boundary instructions in the system prompt. Many firms add explicit safe-handling language for restraining-order, domestic-violence, or substance-abuse situations, and the bot follows it. The bot can also be told to surface domestic-violence hotlines or local crisis resources rather than continue the standard intake flow when those signals appear in the conversation.

Yes. Use display conditions and multibot to run a mediation-focused bot on collaborative-divorce pages and a litigation-focused bot on contested pages. Each can quote the retainer band that actually fits, route to the attorney who handles that lane, and use a different webhook so the intake landing in your case management system is already tagged by case type.

Conversation logs live in your WordPress database under your control. Most family-law firms purge logs on a strict weekly or monthly schedule and forward summaries to the case management system through a webhook so the privileged detail does not persist in the chat table. SleekAI does not proxy model calls, so the conversation does not pass through any third-party server beyond OpenAI or Anthropic itself.

Yes. The system prompt can include language that flags filed-paperwork situations, response windows, and emergency-custody timelines, then routes to a same-week slot rather than next-month availability. The bot does not invent a specific deadline for the case but it does emphasise that response strategy has to come from the attorney quickly when papers have already been served.

Yes. Most divorce firms charge a paid consult fee, often $150 to $350, sometimes credited toward retainer. SleekAI explains the fee, the credit-to-retainer policy, and books the slot end to end. If your booking widget exposes a JS API, the bot can hand off captured intake details directly so the attorney sees party names, children, and the precipitating event before walking into the meeting.

Yes, when both pages exist on your site. The bot quotes your own framing of the cost, timeline, and emotional differences rather than a generic textbook explanation. It steers most prospects toward the consult before opining on which path fits, because that recommendation is exactly what the attorney is paid to make once they understand the conflict level and the asset picture.

Yes. Run a collaborative-divorce bot on collaborative pages with the team-based process described correctly: separate counsel, financial neutral, mental-health professional, and the four-way meeting structure. The bot explains the disqualification clause and the termination consequences if the case fails collaboration, then books a consult with the collaboratively trained attorney rather than the litigator.