Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how LawLife Law Corporation uses cookies and similar technologies on lawlife.life. It should be read with our Privacy Notice. Last updated 24 July 2026.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device. They can be session-based or persistent. We also treat localStorage consent records similarly when used to remember your cookie choices for six months.

Categories we use

Strictly necessary

Required to operate the site, secure forms, and store your cookie consent choice. These run without optional consent because the site cannot function correctly without them.

Analytics

Optional. Help us understand aggregate traffic such as page views and approximate regions. Used only if you Accept all or enable Analytics in Customise. Vendors may include privacy-respecting analytics tools configured to minimise personal data.

Preferences

Optional. Remember UI choices such as dismissed notices. Used only with consent.

Storage durations

Consent records: six months from the date you choose Accept, Reject or Save. Session cookies: expire when you close the browser. Analytics cookies: typically up to 12 months if enabled, subject to vendor defaults we configure downward where possible. Preference cookies: up to six months.

Vendor list

• LawLife first-party cookies and localStorage for consent.
• Hosting and CDN infrastructure cookies strictly necessary for delivery and security.
• Optional analytics vendor (if enabled) — configured without advertising profiling where the tool allows.
• Google Fonts may be requested from Google’s servers when pages load; that request can expose IP address to the font provider. If you block third-party requests, fallback system fonts still render content.

How to change consent

Clear site data for lawlife.life in your browser, then reload to see the cookie banner again. Or email [email protected] asking us to note a withdrawal of optional cookie consent. Reject all leaves strictly necessary cookies only.

Browser controls and opt-out

You can block cookies in browser settings. Note that blocking strictly necessary cookies may break forms. Industry opt-out tools for advertising cookies are less relevant here because we do not run ad retargeting pixels on this law practice site.

Do Not Track

There is no uniform DNT standard; we rely on the banner choices described above.

Updates

We may update this policy when tools change. The last-updated date will move accordingly.

Contact: [email protected] · LawLife Law Corporation · 158 Cecil Street, #21-01 Prime One, Singapore 069545 · +65 6642 3817. This policy does not create legal advice or a solicitor–client relationship. Outcomes of legal matters are unrelated to cookie settings.

Additional detail for completeness: Customise reveals toggles for analytics and preferences while necessary remains locked on. Save choices writes a JSON-like consent object locally with a timestamp. Accept all enables optional categories. Reject all disables optional categories. The banner appears only when no valid consent record exists. Mobile and desktop share the same categories. Chambers photography and design motifs do not set cookies. Forms post to send.php using standard HTTPS requests; the honeypot field is not a cookie. PDPA consent on forms is separate from cookie consent.