Cookie Policy
COOKIE POLICY
Effective Date: May 17, 2026
This Cookie Policy describes the cookies used on the website of The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A. and how you can control them.
1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by websites you visit. They allow sites to remember preferences, maintain session state, and gather usage analytics.
2. Cookies Used on This Site
a. Essential WordPress Cookies. Set by the underlying WordPress platform to maintain session state and verify administrative logins. They do not track visitors and are not used for advertising. Examples include wordpress_logged_in_* and wp-settings-*.
b. Google Maps Cookies. The Contact page embeds a Google Map showing our office location. When the embed loads, Google may set cookies on your device under Google’s own Cookie Policy. We do not control these.
c. Yoast SEO Cookies. We use the Yoast SEO plugin to manage search engine optimization. Yoast sets a limited number of cookies for its own functional and analytic purposes.
3. No Advertising or Tracking Cookies
We do not place advertising cookies or retargeting cookies on this site.
4. How to Opt Out
You may disable or delete cookies through your browser’s privacy settings:
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
5. Effects of Disabling Cookies
Disabling cookies does not prevent you from browsing this website or submitting our contact form. The Google Maps embed on the Contact page may not display or function correctly. Use the “Get directions” text link to access the map externally.
6. Updates
This Cookie Policy may be updated as our website or its third-party integrations change.
7. Contact
The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A.
jedstablerlaw@gmail.com / +1 (561) 471-7100
Last updated: May 17, 2026
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