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The client has an established website for his law firm. All of his current online profile/citations were built using the established website's domain.

I have recently built a new website for the same client, but he wanted to use a new domain. Should I update all of his current citations that have his old domain to reflect his new domain name?

I have a client that has a website hosted with the site designers hosting company. That designer has proven to be unreliable, ineffective and non-responsive. We have since built a new website using a new domain name, but now we have lost all citations and links. Can I reclaim this domain name by pointing it towards my server and migrating the new site to his established domain? Should I update all of his citations to the new domain? What will happen to the old site? The old designer does not respond to any emails or phone calls so any help would be appreciated.

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I recently completed a new site for a law firm. This new site will be hosted under a new domain name.My question is, can I simply update all of the citations and replace the domain name. Or do I need to create new citations or can I add the new site to the citations showing two website in my profile?

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My client is a new law firm that represents criminal and personal injury cases. They want one site for criminal defense and one site for personal injury. Both of these sites can be filled with a ton of unique content. It is two separate areas of law and two different client bases.

What I want to know is if this is bad for rankings? Will Google punish the sites?

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