1. Set the geographic boundary before you design the flow
Your service area should be explicit before questions or routing rules are chosen. The Census record identifies Sturgeon Bay city as a municipality in Door County, Wisconsin. That is a geographic relationship, not evidence that every resident is a prospective client or that the same intake path fits every person who visits your website. A firm may serve Sturgeon Bay while also accepting matters elsewhere in Door County, or it may limit particular practice areas by location. Those distinctions belong in the intake logic.
Recommended approach
Write the service boundary for each practice area in plain language. Decide whether the visitor should select Sturgeon Bay, another Door County location, or a location outside your service area. If location affects eligibility, ask it early enough to prevent an unsuitable handoff, but do not treat city residence as a substitute for legal qualification. Review the boundary with the person responsible for accepting new matters.
