Disclosure

Advertising and Referral Disclosure

This page explains how advertising or referral relationships should be disclosed without changing the legal-information limits of the site.

Current publication boundary

Hire Family Lawyer is an informational publication. It is not a law firm, lawyer directory, or lawyer referral service.

Advertising disclosure standard

If the site displays ads or receives compensation connected to a page, the disclosure should be clear and close to the affected content. Compensation should not control legal-information statements or source recommendations.

Editorial separation

Legal-information pages should remain organized around reader preparation, official-source checks, privacy, and safety. Commercial relationships should not change the explanation of court forms, deadlines, child support, custody, protection orders, or the need for local verification.

No professional endorsement

A mention of a legal topic, service category, checklist, or outside resource does not mean this site endorses a specific lawyer, firm, result, fee, or strategy.

Reader privacy

Any contact path that asks for family law facts should explain who receives the information, what follow-up may occur, and why sensitive child, safety, financial, or medical details should be limited at the first step.

Clear placement

Disclosures should be written in plain language and placed where readers can see them before relying on a comparison, advertisement, outside link, or contact path.