1. Start with the Holly service area, not a generic questionnaire
That relationship matters when you define the geographic questions in an intake flow. “Holly” may be the visitor’s location, the place where an incident occurred, the location of a property or simply the community where the person found your firm. Those answers can lead to different follow-up decisions. A visitor may also be outside Holly but still within your firm’s intended service area.
Recommended approach
Before reviewing wording, map the locations that matter to your firm: the client’s residence, the matter location and any geographic limits on representation. Decide whether a location answer should create a routing question, an escalation for staff review or no automatic conclusion. Keep Holly and Oakland County distinct in the intake language so the visitor is not asked to treat a municipal boundary as a legal eligibility rule.
