Our Privacy Policy

All information we collect about you is treated in the strictest confidence. Your personal details will never be passed to a third party without your explicit consent.

In particular, we of course recognise the confidentiality of family law cases, both for legal, child protection and personal privacy reasons. We would never reveal details of cases without your written consent or permission of the court, where applicable.

Therefore, we will also never leave telephone messages except for general requests to contact us by name, unless you give us permission to leave detailed messages beforehand.

We will never pass on or sell your email address or other contact details to other organisations.

Updates to this policy

We reserve the right to change this policy from time to time. This page will always hold the latest version.