This Privacy Policy explains how we handle your data when you use our site to search Florida family court records, Florida divorce court records, Florida child custody court records, and related public record services. By using our site, you agree to the terms below.
We keep this policy clear and simple so you know exactly what happens with your data.
What This Privacy Policy Covers
This policy covers all data we collect when you visit our site, type a search, or interact with our pages. It also covers data shared with our search partners who help us deliver Florida family court case lookup results, Florida family law court records, and Florida family court document lookup services.
Scope of This Policy
This policy applies to every page on our site and every tool we offer. It covers searches for Florida family court case number search, Florida family court records search by name, Florida family court docket search, and Florida family court public access tools. If you click a link to another site, that site’s own policy takes over.
Who We Are
We run a public record search platform focused on Florida family court public records, Florida family court filings, and Florida family court proceedings records. Our goal is to help users locate court data using the official Florida family court electronic records system through our partner network.
Consent to Terms
By using our site, you give your consent to the data practices listed here. If you do not agree with any part of this policy, please stop using our site. Continuing to use our tools means you accept all terms written below.
What We Collect From You
We collect two main types of data: what you type into our search boxes and what your browser sends us as you browse. Both types help us deliver accurate results for Florida family court record database searches and Florida family court case history requests.
Data You Type Into Our Site
When you run a search for Florida paternity court records, Florida adoption court records, or Florida child support court records, you enter a name and a location. We send this data to our search partners. We do not store the names you search on our own servers after the search completes.
- First and last names you search for
- City, county, or state you select as a filter
- Case number, if you choose to search by one
- Date of birth, when required to narrow results
Data We Collect Automatically
Every time you load a page, our system logs basic details about your visit. This helps us fix bugs, improve speed, and understand which Florida family court record request pages users visit most often.
- Your IP address
- Browser type and version
- Device type and operating system
- Pages viewed and time spent on each
- The website that sent you to us
- Date and time of your visit
Cookies and Tracking
We use small text files called cookies. These files sit on your device and help us remember your settings. They also help us measure how users interact with our Florida family court case information pages. You can turn cookies off in your browser, but some features may stop working if you do.
Third-Party Data Sources
Some of our search partners may send us data about your device, location, or past behavior. This data helps us show ads that match your needs and helps our partners improve their own services. We do not control how these partners collect or use this data.
How We Use Your Data
We use the data we collect for a small set of clear reasons. Every use ties back to running the site, serving your search, or meeting a legal duty. We do not use your data for any hidden purpose.
Search Query Processing
Your search terms pass through our system and reach our partner databases. These partners scan Florida family court judicial records, Florida family court file search tools, and Florida family court official records to return matching results. Your query is processed in real time and is not stored long-term on our side.
Site Performance
We study how users move through our site. This helps us spot broken pages, slow load times, and confusing layouts. We use this data to make the site work better for everyone who runs a Florida family case records search.
Ad Delivery
Our site shows ads. Some ads come from networks that track your activity across the web. They use this data to show you products or services that may interest you. You can opt out of certain ad tracking by visiting your ad network’s settings page.
Legal Compliance
We follow all laws that apply to our business. If a court order or government request demands data, we respond as the law requires. We share only what is legally required and only with the proper legal channel.
Sharing Your Data With Others
We do not sell your personal data. We do share it with a small group of trusted partners who help us run the site. Each partner has agreed to protect your data under their own privacy rules.
Search Partners
We share your search terms with our search partners so they can scan Florida family court document lookup tools, Florida family court case documents, and Florida family court case status systems. These partners return results to you directly through our site.
Analytics Services
We use analytics tools to count visitors and measure page performance. These tools see your IP address, browser type, and page visits. They help us learn which Florida family court records online pages users trust most.
Ad Networks
Ad networks place ads on our site. They may use cookies or pixels to track your activity. They share some of this tracking with us so we can measure ad performance and pay our partners correctly.
Government Requests
If law enforcement or a court issues a valid request, we share data as required. We review every request to confirm it follows the law. We push back on requests that appear overly broad or lack proper legal basis.
How We Protect Your Data
We take security seriously. Our team uses standard tools and practices to keep your data safe from hackers, leaks, and misuse. No system is perfect, but we work hard to stay ahead of threats.
Security Measures
Our site uses HTTPS encryption. This scrambles data as it moves between your device and our servers. Our internal systems require passwords and limit access based on job role. We run regular scans to find weak points before attackers do.
Data Retention
We keep search logs for a short period to fix bugs and stop abuse. After that, the logs are deleted. We do not keep a record of every search you run on our Florida family court electronic records tools beyond what the law requires.
Breach Response
If a data breach happens, we act fast. We lock down the affected system, study the damage, and tell affected users as soon as possible. We also report the breach to the proper authorities as the law demands.
Your Rights as a User
You have rights over your data. These rights come from laws like the California Consumer Privacy Act and similar state rules. We honor all valid rights requests no matter where you live.
Access Requests
You can ask what data we hold about you. We will send a copy within the time set by law. This right helps you see what we have collected through your use of our Florida family court case information pages.
Correction Rights
If we hold wrong data about you, you can ask us to fix it. We will review your request and update our records. This right matters most for users who have contacted us through support forms or email.
Deletion Rights
You can ask us to delete your data. We will do so unless we have a legal reason to keep it. Deletion requests cover search history, support emails, and account data tied to your email address.
Opt-Out Options
You can opt out of targeted ads, marketing emails, and certain types of tracking. We provide clear links and settings so you can manage these choices without needing to email us first.
Florida-Specific Privacy Notes
Florida has its own rules for public records. The state treats most family court records as public, but some records stay sealed by court order. We help you search public records, and we follow Florida law in how we handle the data we see.
Public Records Law
Florida’s public records law lets citizens view most court documents, including Florida divorce court records, Florida paternity court records, and Florida domestic relations court records. Our search tools pull from this public pool of records.
Family Court Record Sensitivity
Family court records can include sensitive details about children, finances, and personal safety. We only show data that is already public under Florida law. We do not bypass sealed records or restricted files.
| Record Type | Public Access Level | Common Search Use |
|---|---|---|
| Divorce Records | Mostly public | Background checks, genealogy |
| Custody Records | Partially sealed | Legal preparation, family research |
| Adoption Records | Often sealed | Limited public access |
| Paternity Records | Mostly public | Family history, legal proof |
| Child Support Records | Public | Payment history, enforcement |
Minor Data Protection
Some records involve minors. We treat any data about minors with extra care. If we learn that a minor has used our site, we delete the related data as soon as possible.
Children’s Privacy
Our site is built for adults. We do not target children, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18. If you are a parent and believe your child used our site, contact us and we will remove any data we may have collected.
Third-Party Links
Our site links to court websites, government portals, and other third-party tools. Once you leave our site, you fall under the privacy policy of that third party. We are not responsible for how those sites handle your data. Read their policies before you share any personal details with them.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy from time to time. When we do, we post the new version on this page and update the date at the bottom. Major changes will trigger a banner on the site so you know what changed before you keep using our tools.
Contact Us
If you have questions about this policy or your data, you can reach us through the contact form on our site. We respond to all privacy requests within the time set by law. For users who need to send formal legal requests, please use the address listed on our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are answers to common questions about how we handle data on our Florida family court records search platform. Each answer explains our policy in plain terms so you can make smart choices about your privacy.
Do You Store the Names I Search For?
No, we do not keep the names you search on our servers after your search finishes. Your search terms pass to our partner databases in real time. The partners return results, and we do not log your query for future use. We only keep short-term system logs to fix bugs and stop abuse, and these logs get deleted on a rolling schedule.
Can Someone Find Out That I Searched for Them?
No, we do not notify the person you search for. Our system runs a silent lookup against public Florida family court records, Florida family law court records, and other public databases. The person whose name you search will never receive an email, alert, or message from us about your search activity.
How Do You Protect Sealed Family Court Records?
We never display sealed records. Our search partners filter their results to remove any case marked as sealed or restricted under Florida law. If a record has been sealed by a judge, it stays hidden from our search results, even if it still exists in the court’s internal files.
Do You Sell My Search History?
No, we do not sell search history. We do not sell any personal data at all. Our revenue comes from ads and from paid search plans. Ads may be targeted based on your browsing, but this targeting comes from ad networks, not from us selling your data directly to advertisers.
How Long Do You Keep My Data?
We keep different types of data for different lengths of time. Search logs get deleted after a short period. Account data stays until you delete your account. Support emails get archived for quality and legal reasons but can be deleted on request. We follow data minimization and only keep what we truly need.
What Happens If Florida Privacy Law Changes?
We update this policy to match new laws. Florida has its own digital privacy bills moving through the state legislature, and we watch these changes closely. When a new law passes, we adjust our tools and update our policy page so you always know your rights under the latest rules.
Can I Use Your Site Anonymously?
Yes, you can use our site without creating an account. To run a Florida family court records search by name or a Florida family court case number search, you only need to type a name and location. We never ask for your real name, address, or phone number to perform a basic search.