Start with the site you actually need to protect
A law firm website may contain contact forms, practice-area content, attorney information, analytics, media files and administrative access. Before discussing a server, document what the current site does, who can change it and which records must remain available. For an Independence firm, the geographic scope deserves particular care: Independence city, Montgomery County and broader Kansas service areas are not interchangeable. Hosting does not decide which communities your firm serves, but a dependable site must support the pages and intake paths you intentionally choose to maintain.
Recommended approach
Ask Bosseo to review your current hosting arrangement, site structure, administrative users, form destinations, domain ownership and DNS responsibilities. Require a written distinction between what is included in hosting and what would require separate website, intake, marketing or custom-software work.
