Disclaimer & Privacy Policy

Thank you for visiting the Rush Family Law website.

By continuing to peruse and use this website you are consenting to comply with, and be bound by, our terms and conditions of use and the disclaimer set out below. 

Please be aware that the information contained in our website has been provided by Rush Family Law and is general in nature, having been created for basic information purposes only.  

Whilst it is always our intention to keep all information contained within this website correct and up to date we make no warranties or representations of any kind, implied or express, with regards to the suitability, availability, completeness, accuracy, or reliability of the information, images, graphics, services or products contained on the website. 

Please note that any reliance that is placed with respect to the information contained within the website is done so at your own risk. To determine whether, products, services, or information are suitable for you and your individual circumstances, you will need to make the relevant enquiries with the appropriate service providers. Rush Family Law will not be liable for any loss or damage suffered as a result of the use of this website. Such loss includes, but is not limited to, indirect or consequential loss or damage, as well any loss of profit or data. 

On this website you may be able to visit other external websites which are not owned or controlled by Rush Family Law and over which we do not have any authority as to the nature and content. The availability of hyperlinks through the Rush Family law website does not necessarily imply an endorsement of the views expressed within the external website, nor does it imply a recommendation.

Rush Family Law will make every endeavour to maintain the website such that it is easy and simple to access and navigate, however we take no responsibility should the website become temporarily unavailable due to a technical error beyond our control and no liability will arise with relation to same. 

PRIVACY

We value your privacy and will ensure that when visiting our website your personal information is protected. 

We use data collected from visitors to our website to help our team at Rush Family Lawyers enhance the services that we provide whilst ensuring that any personal information provided is protected. 

Rush Family Law adhere to the Australia Privacy Principles and are committed to protecting online visitors to our website. Rush Family Law uses a secure server with software that encrypts all information and data that is received through our website. Please note that we do not store credit card information, nor will we request this information. 

If you have provided us with your details and you wish to change you details you may do so at any time by advising our office in writing. 

We confirm that Rush Family Law will destroy your personal information when it is no longer required for such functions and activities. 

STORAGE AND INFORMATION SECURITY

In completing our website forms, we receive and store on our secure server the information that you enter on the website.  This will typically include information such as your name, enquiry, contact details, and address which will enable our office to respond to you, send you information, or arrange an appointment with our team. Other time where we may collect information from you include when you provide feedback, vary your contact information, or contact our client support. 

We may use personal information collected from you for the purpose of providing you with direct marketing material or updates regarding our website or services. Should you wish to cease receiving any information or communication from Rush Family Law you are able to inform us by email and your request will be actioned immediately. 

We are committed to using all reasonable means to protect the confidentiality of your Personal information while in our possession. Rush Family Law will not intentionally share any of your individual data with a third party other than our internal team without your consent. Should you provide your consent for your personal data to be shared with a third party then this would only be done to the extent that the third party has agreed to comply with our privacy standards as described in this privacy policy. 

We invite you to contact us if you have any queries or equire further information with regards to our privacy policy. 

Please be aware that any non-personal information that you may provide us may used by us on a non-confidential basis and we will be at liberty to use and reproduce any such information without restraint, and for any purpose we deem fit. 

COOKIES AND PIXELS

The use of cookies on our website allows us to tailor our websites configuration to your needs and preferences. 

To get a better understand of what cookies are and whether this is something that you are agreeable to permitting to operate on your device, we recommend you make your own personal enquiries in this regard. Rush Family Law accepts no responsibility for visitors lack of knowledge or understanding in this regard.

Cookies do not access information stored on your computer or any personal information (e.g. name, address, email address or telephone number). Should you wish to restrict the cookies on our website we note that this may interfere with your ability to take full advantage of our website. This may, however, prevent you from taking full advantage of our website. 

DISCLOSURE OF YOUR INFORMATION

It may be that to be compliant with a legal requirement we are required to disclose particular information and such information may include your personal data. Example of where this may occur include the issuing of a warrant, a subpoena, Court Order, legislative requirement, or in response to a law enforcement agency request being made. 

Should there be a change of control of Rush Family Law your personal data may be disclosed to the third party taking over control. This will typically be pursuant to a confidentiality agreement. Please note that we would only disclose your information in good faith and where absolutely required to by any of the above circumstances.

Rush Family Law may change this policy from time to time and for any reason and in doing so will update the policy accordingly. 

We are committed to ensuring the privacy, integrity and security of your personal data and to ensure that we are keeping up to date with current technologies we will periodically update our security measures.