basics of what we collect
Practical answers about the details we gather and how they are used.
What information do you collect from the contact form?
We ask for your name, email, phone number, and a short description of your matter. That is enough to respond, nothing more.
How is the information I send you used?
Only to review your inquiry and reach back out. We do not sell or rent your details to anyone.
Could my email or phone number be shared with other parties?
Your details stay with the firm. We only share information if the law requires it.
What if I send sensitive details about my case in the form?
The contact form is not a secure channel. For sensitive details, please avoid sending them through the website.
Do I have to provide all the requested information to get a response?
No. Share only what you feel comfortable with. A name and a way to reach you are enough for us to start the conversation.
More questions?
If you want to know more about our privacy practices, we are happy to walk you through them.
Does the attorney-client privilege apply here?
Talking with Salmons Family Law is protected, but not every message is. Here's how we treat what you share and what stays confidential.
Your California privacy rights, clearly explained
Practical answers about your data, your rights, and how we respond.
What exact rights do I have under the CCPA?
You can ask what personal information we collect, request we delete it, and direct us not to sell it. You also have the right to correct inaccurate data. We respond to verified requests within the timeframe the law requires.
How do I request that you delete my personal information?
Submit your request through the contact form on this site. We verify your identity first, then confirm when the deletion is complete. Some data may be retained if the law or an ongoing matter requires it.
Does Salmons Family Law sell my personal information?
No. We do not sell, rent, or trade personal information. This practice is built on strict confidentiality, so your data stays between you and the firm.
Will you treat me differently if I exercise my privacy rights?
Never. The law protects you from retaliation. Exercising your rights will not change the quality of legal representation or advice you receive in any way.
Can I use an authorized agent to make a request on my behalf?
Yes. You may designate an authorized agent to submit a request. We will verify the agent has your written permission and may confirm your identity directly with you.
What does the right to non-discrimination actually mean for me?
It means we cannot deny services, charge different rates, or provide a different level of service because you asked to know, correct, or delete your data. Your legal matter proceeds exactly as it would otherwise.
Still have questions?
We're here to explain your rights. Reach out anytime for clear answers.
What cookie data we collect, and how we use it
Standard analytics cookies, like most law firm sites use, help us understand what parts of our site serve you best. We do not sell that data. Third-party providers, including Google, may process it for us.
We delete more than we keep
Straight answers on data retention, security, and confidentiality.
How long do you keep my personal information?
Only as long as needed to serve your matter and meet legal obligations in California. After that, we delete or securely destroy it. No holding your data for the sake of it.
What security measures protect my information?
We treat everything you share as confidential attorney-client material. Files are stored securely, access is limited, and we follow professional standards to safeguard your data in Orange and beyond.
Do you collect information from children under 13?
No. Our site and services are for adults seeking legal help. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13 and will delete such information if we learn it was submitted.
Is our conversation protected by attorney-client privilege?
Yes. Once we discuss your case, what you tell us is confidential. That protection applies whether we meet in person or speak by phone, and it continues even if we do not ultimately represent you.
Can my case details appear on this website?
No. We never share client names, case facts, or outcomes without your signed permission. Anything we write about our work is anonymized and vague enough to protect your identity.
Who besides me can access my information?
Only those who need it to represent you. That means our attorney and any staff or vendor assisting with your matter. We do not sell or rent your personal information to anyone.
Concerned about something here?
This policy is reviewed periodically to ensure it accurately reflects our practices.
Orange office, questions welcome
Reach Salmons Family Law with privacy questions or case inquiries. Clear answers before any work begins.