Cookie Policy

Different types of cookies

There are two different types of cookies: 'session' cookies and 'persistent' cookies. The Linda George Family Law website, like many websites, may use both.

Session cookies

Session cookies are temporary cookies that expire when you close your browser.

Persistent cookies

Persistent cookies have a longer expiration date and stay on your computer hard-drive until you manually delete them, usually when you delete your search history. One example of a persistent cookie is the 'remember me on this computer' function, which means you can access the private area of a website again from your own PC or mobile without logging in again.

Session cookies and persistent cookies placed on our website by us are known as 'first party cookies'.

Third party cookies

'Third party cookies' are used by analytics companies such as Google to gather information about you. This isn't the kind of personal information we retain under our Privacy Policy. It's more to do with the habits you display and the websites you browse.

Choosing not to accept cookies

You can, by law, choose not to have cookies placed on your computer. When you first view a website you should be informed that the website uses cookies and asked if you wish to accept them. Our website does not insist that you accept cookies, but if you reject them certain features may be limited.

To switch off cookies you can go to the help section of your browser, which will explain how to turn them off. Here are some of the most common browsers:

• Cookie settings in Chrome
• Cookie settings in Firefox
• Cookie settings in Safari
• Cookie settings in Microsoft Edge
• Cookie settings in iOS

More information on cookies

You can read more about cookies at All About Cookies. The Internet Advertising Bureau has a code of ethics on internet advertising which you can read about on the Your Online Choices website.

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