Privacy Policy

Last Updated: September 24, 2026

1. Our Commitment to Your Privacy

Johnson Family Law and Legacy Planning is committed to maintaining the strict confidentiality and security of your personal, financial, and sensitive information. As legal professionals, we are bound by strict ethical standards, including the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar regarding client confidentiality and the Attorney-Client Privilege. We govern the use and disclosure of your data in accordance with these legal duties and all applicable Florida and federal data privacy laws.

2. Information We Collect

We collect personal and sensitive information necessary to provide comprehensive family law representation and advisory services. This includes:

Case and Personal History: Social Security numbers, dates of birth, marriage and divorce records, and details regarding minor children (including custody and school schedules).
Financial Data: Bank account numbers, tax returns, pay stubs, business valuations, investment statements, and debt details required for equitable distribution and support calculations.
Contact Information: Name, physical address, email address, phone number, and emergency contact details.
Website Data: IP addresses and usage data collected automatically through our website to improve user experience.

3. How We Use Your Information

We use your information strictly for the following purposes:

Legal Representation: Evaluating, preparing, and managing your Florida family law case, including filings for divorce, paternity, child support, or modifications.
Communication: Corresponding with you, opposing counsel, mediators, and the court regarding your legal matter.
Compliance: Adhering to legal, regulatory, and professional ethical requirements mandated by Florida courts and The Florida Bar.

4. Disclosure of Information

Selling or renting your personal information to third parties is strictly prohibited. Under Florida law and professional ethics, your information cannot be disclosed to any third party without your express consent, except where required or permitted by law.

Authorized Disclosures: Information may be shared with opposing parties, opposing counsel, mediators, or court personnel as required during the litigation or settlement process, or when you provide specific authorization.
Expert Witnesses and Consultants: With your consent, relevant details may be shared with secure third-party professionals (e.g., forensic accountants, child custody evaluators, or process servers) assisting with your case.
Service Providers: Secure third-party vendors, such as legal practice management software or secure document portals, may host your data. These vendors are contractually obligated to maintain rigorous data safeguards and confidentiality.

5. Client Rights and Choices

Access & Correction: Clients have the right to request a review of their file and personal information maintained by the firm, subject to the limits of the law and attorney work-product doctrines.
Retention: We retain client files in accordance with Florida Bar retention guidelines and safely destroy or return records after the required period.

For inquiries regarding this privacy policy or data practices, please contact us at inquires@alegacylawyer.com.