Privacy Statement
We committed to protecting personal information by following responsible information-handling practices in keeping with privacy laws. We use modern information and communication technologies to support our activities. Our privacy statement applies to Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website (www.familylawlss.ca).
Anonymous access
You can access Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website home page and browse our site without disclosing your personal data. As a general policy, no personal information is collected from our visitors. The only personal information we collect is the information that you volunteer, such as:
- when you give us feedback, ask a question, or complete a survey and give us your email address to allow us to send you requested information, such as an email bulletin
- when you sign up to receive social media updates
- when you use an online contact form on our website
We use and disclose data, which does not identify individuals, for statistical purposes to develop and enhance Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s activities and services. We may also collect personal information required to satisfy legal, government, and regulatory obligations.
Email mailing list subscriptions
When you subscribe to an email list from Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project, you need to provide your name and an email address. This email address is used to deliver the mailing list messages to you, such as information about our publications, activities or projects, and information updates. Your email address will not be disclosed to any other mailing list subscriber, organization, website, or government agency. If you do not wish to hear about other our programs, projects, or opportunities, you may unsubscribe at any time.
Information sharing
We do not share or sell the personal information we collect. We will not disclose your personal information to anyone else without your prior knowledge or consent, except when required by a government body or agency, or as permitted by law.
Use of cookies
A cookie is a small text file containing a unique identification number that is transferred from any website you are on to the hard drive of your computer so that the website may identify separate visitors to the site and track users’ activities on the website. A cookie will not give a website any personally identifiable information about you, such as your name and address.
Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website uses cookies only to keep track of how many people visit the website and how frequently each page is visited. Specifically, cookies are used to:
- Preserve and expire visitor sessions on the site (keeping visitors signed in after authenticating or saving data; and ending the session after a period of inactivity)
- Store font size preferences on the site
- Enable web analytic tools
Individual movements of users cannot be tracked while on our website. Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website uses cookies to track page popularity only to be able to improve the quality of the site and meet your needs. We collect information about you only if you volunteer it.
Visitors who wish to opt out of cookies should review the help documentation for their browser software to decline or selectively decline cookies. Visitors can also regularly delete their browser and cookie history. Note that declining cookies may adversely impact site performance for you.
Google Analytics
Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website uses Google Analytics to track performance. Google Analytics uses persistent cookies to track visitor sessions, visitors across multiple sessions, and referral sources to our website. We also track the performance of promotional links to our site.
In compliance with the Google Analytics Terms of Service, at no time is personally identifiable information passed to Google Analytics. Note that Google Analytics stores its data within the United States and is subject to US laws. Those wishing to opt out of Google Analytics data collection should use the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
Links on our website
Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s website provides links to other websites. We assume no responsibility for the information practices of sites you are able to access through our site. We encourage visitors to review each site’s privacy policy before disclosing any personally identifiable information.
Confidentiality and security
Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project maintains physical, electronic, and administrative safeguards that are appropriate to the type of personal information we obtain from you. Our staff and volunteers who have access to personal data are required to respect the confidentiality of personal information and handle it responsibly.
Privacy questions
If you have a complaint or concern about Ontario’s Family Law Limited Scope Services Project’s information-handling practices, we encourage you to let us know. For any inquiries about our privacy practices, please contact: info@FamilyLawLSS.ca