Cookie Notice
This Cookie Notice explains how Carol’s Law Ltd uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website.
Cookies and similar technologies can be used to make websites function, remember preferences, understand how a website is used and support other website features.
Some technologies are necessary for the website to operate. Other technologies may require your consent or may be used only where an applicable legal exception allows them to be used without consent.
What Are Cookies?
A cookie is a small file that may be stored on your device when you visit a website. Cookies can allow a website to recognize a device and remember information about previous activity or preferences.
Similar technologies may also store information on, or access information from, a device. The rules can therefore apply to technologies other than traditional cookies, including certain tracking pixels and similar technologies.
Your choices: Where consent is required, you should be able to decide whether non-essential technologies are used and change your preferences later.
Types of Cookies We Use
The cookies and similar technologies used on our website may vary depending on the features, integrations and services that are active. They may fall into the categories below.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These technologies are required for essential website functions, such as security, navigation, session management and features needed for the website to operate correctly.
Because these technologies are necessary for the service requested by the user, consent may not always be required where the applicable legal exemption applies.
Functional and Preference Technologies
These technologies may help the website remember choices or settings and provide enhanced functionality.
Examples may include:
display or interface preferences
accessibility-related preferences
settings associated with website features
Analytics and Performance Technologies
These technologies may help us understand how visitors use the website, identify technical issues and assess website performance.
Examples may include information about:
pages visited
navigation through the website
browser or device type
general website interaction
Marketing or Advertising Technologies
If marketing or advertising technologies are used, they may help measure campaigns, understand interactions with promotional content or support personalized advertising.
Carol’s Law will not use non-essential marketing or advertising technologies before obtaining consent where consent is required.
Third-Party Technologies
Some website features provided by third parties may place or access cookies or similar technologies when those features are used.
Examples may include embedded forms, videos, maps or other external services. These third parties may have their own privacy and cookie information.
Cookie use may change: The specific cookies used by the website may change when website features, integrations or third-party services are added, removed or updated.
Managing Your Cookie Preferences
When you first visit our website, you can choose whether to accept optional cookies, decline them or manage your preferences.
Accepting Optional Cookies
Selecting “Accept all” allows optional cookies and similar technologies to be used in accordance with the preferences and purposes described in this notice.
Declining Optional Cookies
Selecting “Decline all” prevents non-essential cookies from being used through the website’s cookie-consent controls.
Managing Individual Preferences
Selecting “Manage cookies” allows you to review available cookie categories and choose which optional technologies you wish to allow.
Changing Your Mind
Changing Your Preferences
You can change or withdraw your cookie preferences at any time using the cookie-preferences control available on our website.
Necessary cookies: Some technologies may still operate where they are necessary for the website or where another applicable legal exception permits their use without consent.
Third-Party Cookies and Embedded Services
Our website uses third-party services to provide certain features and functionality. When you interact with these services, the third party may use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with its own privacy and cookie practices.
Squarespace
Our website is built and hosted using Squarespace. Squarespace may use cookies and similar technologies that are necessary for website functionality, security and other features enabled on the site
Google Forms
We may use Google Forms to collect support requests and other information. When a Google Form is embedded in or accessed from our website, Google may process technical information and may use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with its own policies and the user’s settings.
Other Embedded Services
We may introduce other third-party features in the future, such as videos, maps or other embedded content. These services may use their own cookies or similar technologies when the feature is loaded or used.
Where required, optional third-party technologies will be subject to the cookie choices available through our website.
Third-party providers may have their own privacy and cookie notices explaining how they process information. We encourage visitors to review those notices where relevant.
Embedded content: Some third-party content may not function fully if you decline the optional cookies or technologies on which that content depends.
Cookie Categories Used on Our Website
Our website currently presents the following cookie categories through the Squarespace cookie-preferences tool. The specific cookies within these categories may change as Squarespace, website features and third-party integrations are updated.
The availability of an Advertising category in the cookie-preferences tool does not necessarily mean that advertising technologies are currently active on every page. Their use depends on the website features and integrations enabled.
How Long Cookies Remain on Your Device
Cookies and similar technologies may remain on your device for different periods depending on their purpose, configuration and the service that provides them.
Session Cookies
Some cookies are temporary and generally expire when you close your browser or shortly afterwards.
Persistent Cookies
Other cookies may remain on your device between browsing sessions so that preferences or other information can be remembered when you return to the website.
Third-Party Cookies
Where third-party services are used, the duration of their cookies or similar technologies may be determined by the relevant provider.
You may also be able to view, block or delete cookies using your browser settings. Removing cookies may affect certain website features or require you to set your preferences again.
Cookie duration: We aim to ensure that cookies and similar technologies are retained only for a period that is appropriate for their purpose.
Changes to This Cookie Notice
We may update this Cookie Notice from time to time to reflect changes to our website, the technologies we use, our service providers or applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
When we make changes, we will update the “Last updated” date shown at the top of this notice.
Questions About Cookies
If you have questions about our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact Carol’s Law using the contact details provided in our Privacy Notice or through our Contact Us page.
You can review or change your cookie preferences at any time using the cookie-preferences control available on our website.
Last updated: September 25, 2026