What schema is already on your site?
Paste your URL and see the JSON-LD structured data on your homepage, pretty-printed, with the types a law firm needs flagged — LegalService, Attorney/Person, FAQPage, LocalBusiness. The diagnostic twin of the schema generator: this shows what you have, that one builds what you lack.
"Found" means the type is present, not that it's complete or accurate — a LegalService block with a wrong address still shows as found. Want it graded? Run the free AEO checker
How do I see what schema my website already has?
Paste your homepage URL and this tool pulls the JSON-LD out of your served HTML and pretty-prints it. You can also open your page, view source, and search for "application/ld+json" by hand — the tool just does that faster and flags the types a law firm needs.
What schema types matter for a law firm?
Four carry most of the weight: LegalService for the firm, Person (or Attorney) for each lawyer, LocalBusiness for the office, and FAQPage where you answer real questions. Organization and BreadcrumbList are common supporting types. Anything past those is detail, not a must-have.
Why doesn’t my SEO plugin’s schema show up here?
A few reasons. This tool reads JSON-LD in the HTML your server sends; if your plugin injects schema with JavaScript after load, a non-executing read won’t catch it — and neither will many crawlers. It also reads JSON-LD, not the older microdata or RDFa formats. And it checks the homepage, so schema that lives only on inner pages won’t appear.
Does having the schema mean it’s correct?
No. This tool shows which types are present, not whether they’re accurate. A LegalService block with the wrong address or a fake review rating still shows as "found" here — and inaccurate schema can cost you rich results. To see whether yours is filled in with your real details, run the full checker.