Clear terms for a clear working relationship
These terms govern your use of this website and any engagement with Salmons Family Law. By browsing or contacting us, you accept them as written.
This website is informational, not legal advice
Exploring our site doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. It's a starting point for understanding family law options. For advice tailored to your situation, please call us.
What we actually keep confidential
Honest answers about privacy, IP, and what happens with what you share.
What we actually keep confidential?
Information you share with us to evaluate a potential case is treated as confidential. That means we do not disclose it outside the firm, except as needed to represent you or where the law requires.
Is sending a message the same as hiring you?
No. Contacting us, even with sensitive details, does not create an attorney-client relationship. That only forms after we both agree, in writing, that we will represent you.
What if I email confidential information before hiring you?
We still hold it in confidence and do not share it. But until we formally take your case, we are not acting as your attorney, so please avoid sending anything you are not comfortable sharing with a prospective advisor.
Can I use content from this website for my own purposes?
The articles and materials on this site are for general information only. You may read and share links, but the content is our intellectual property and cannot be reproduced or republished without our permission.
Does browsing this site reveal my identity to you?
No. Like most sites, we see general analytics, such as pages visited and approximate location. We do not learn who you are unless you contact us directly by phone or email.
How is my information protected after I reach out?
We take reasonable steps to keep what you share private, and we never sell or rent your contact details. We only use them to respond to your inquiry and, if we take your case, to provide legal representation.
Still have questions?
Ask us directly about confidentiality or how we handle your information. No fine print, just straight answers.
What limits apply to this website?
This site is general information, not a substitute for case-specific advice. Liability is limited to the fullest extent California law allows, and California governs every claim here.
A straight answer on one question
Straight answers about results, advertising, and how to contact the firm.