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Updated November 2026

Website Privacy Policy

This policy describes how Archibald Law, PLLC handles information collected through this website. It covers website visitors and prospective-client inquiries, not the separate terms that may apply to an accepted attorney-client engagement.

Information you choose to provide

The consultation form collects your name, email address, optional phone number (required if you request phone contact), preferred contact method, general type of matter, brief description, and acknowledgment of the privacy and engagement notices. A technical submission identifier helps prevent duplicate email delivery during retries. You may also contact us directly by phone or email.

Please keep inquiries general. Do not submit Social Security numbers, financial account details, medical records, documents, information about minors, or other sensitive or confidential details through this form. Do not use it for emergencies, service of legal papers, or time-sensitive deadlines. Call (972) 698-5546 if you need to reach the office directly.

How inquiries are used and delivered

We use the information you provide to evaluate and respond to your inquiry, consider potential conflicts, and discuss whether the firm may be able to assist. Submitting an inquiry is not an agreement to representation or a promise of a response within any period. A written engagement agreement and any necessary conflicts review are required before representation begins.

The website sends form information to its server on Replit and uses Resend to transmit an email to the firm's inbox. The email contains the contact details and general summary you submit. Your email address is used as the reply-to address. A confirmation on the website means the email provider accepted the message for delivery; it does not establish that the firm received or reviewed it. If you do not receive a response, contact the office directly.

Technical information and service providers

Hosting, network, and email providers may process technical information such as IP addresses, request times, browser information, delivery information, and operational logs to run, secure, and troubleshoot their services. The website uses IP-based rate limiting and a hidden form field to reduce automated submissions. These measures do not eliminate spam or unauthorized activity.

Providers involved include Replit for hosting and the integration connection, Resend for email delivery, and the firm's email service provider for receiving and storing messages. Website fonts are requested from Google Fonts; those requests may expose your IP address and browser details to Google. These providers process information under their own service terms and privacy policies, and processing may occur outside your state or country.

Read the privacy information for Replit, Resend, and Google.

Cookies, analytics, and advertising

The current website application does not use advertising pixels, behavioral-advertising tools, or a visitor analytics package, and does not set application cookies for those purposes. Infrastructure providers may use technical mechanisms needed to operate and protect their services. Browser settings can control cookies. We will update this notice if the website's use of tracking technologies changes.

The consultation form does not enroll you in a marketing list. We do not sell information submitted through this form or use it for cross-context behavioral advertising.

Sharing and retention

Information may be shared with providers needed to operate the website and communications, people assisting the firm with evaluating or responding to your inquiry, or as reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to lawful process, prevent abuse, or protect legal rights. Access should be limited to the purpose for which the information is needed.

The website does not maintain a separate database of inquiry contents. Messages and delivery records may remain with Resend and the firm's email provider. The firm retains inquiry communications as reasonably needed to respond, assess conflicts, maintain appropriate business records, and meet legal or professional obligations. Provider logs and backups follow the relevant provider's retention practices. Closing a browser or clearing the form does not delete an email already submitted.

Security

The published website uses HTTPS for browser-to-site connections. Form inputs are validated on the server; inquiry contents are not intentionally included in application request logs. Email is not an end-to-end encrypted client portal, and no transmission or storage system can be guaranteed completely secure. Send only a general inquiry until the firm provides an appropriate way to exchange sensitive information.

Your choices and privacy requests

You may choose not to use the form and instead call the office. To ask about information you submitted, request a correction or deletion, or exercise a right available under applicable law, contact Chad@ArchibaldLegal.com or call (972) 698-5546. Please state your request without including additional sensitive information. We may need to verify your identity, and legal, professional, security, or recordkeeping obligations may limit what we can delete or disclose.

Children and external links

This website is not directed to children under 13, and the form is not intended to collect their personal information. A parent or guardian who believes a child submitted information should contact the firm. Links to outside websites are provided for convenience; their information practices are governed by their own policies.

Changes and contact information

We may update this policy as the website or its information practices change. The updated policy will be posted on this page.

Archibald Law, PLLC
655 W. Illinois Ave. Suite 716 #6
Dallas, Texas 75224
Chad@ArchibaldLegal.com
(972) 698-5546

No attorney-client relationship: This policy is about website information practices. Visiting the site or sending an inquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship, and the website does not provide legal advice for your individual circumstances.