Effective date: November 2026
Freelegalquote.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This Cookies Policy explains how freelegalquote.com (“we,” “us,” or “the Site”) uses cookies and similar technologies. It is not legal advice, and it does not create an attorney-client relationship. We do not guarantee any particular result from using the Site, from connecting with a participating attorney, or from any advertising or analytics tool described here.
This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy. If there is a conflict about how we collect or use personal information, the Privacy Policy controls.
How we use cookies
We use cookies and similar technologies so the Site can load securely, so forms and sign-in can work, so we can understand traffic, and so we and our advertising partners can measure and deliver ads. Some of these tools are set by us. Others are set by third parties whose scripts the Site loads.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that a website or a third-party service places on your browser or device. Cookies can remember a visit, keep a session active, store a preference, or help a service recognize your browser on a later visit.
We also use similar technologies that are not always called cookies, including pixels or tags in a page or email, scripts that run in your browser, and browser storage such as localStorage or sessionStorage. In this policy, “cookies” includes those similar technologies unless we say otherwise.
When we use cookies
Cookies may be set when you visit the Site, when you open site search, when you use a form or the chat widget, when you visit the WordPress sign-in page, or when advertising or analytics scripts run in the background. Some cookies last only for the browsing session. Others remain for a set period, or until you delete them.
Types of cookies we use
We group cookies by purpose:
- Strictly necessary. Needed for security, load balancing, or basic features such as the WordPress sign-in check. The Site may not work properly if these are blocked.
- Functional. Remember a choice or support a feature, such as site search after you open it, or first-party tools that store a visitor identifier in browser storage.
- Analytics. Help us understand how the Site is used, such as visits, pages viewed, and performance data collected by our hosting provider.
- Advertising. Help us and our advertising partners measure ad performance, attribute a visit or conversion, and show ads. These may be first-party or third-party cookies.
A cookie can also be a session cookie (deleted when you close the browser) or a persistent cookie (stored until it expires or you remove it), and it can be first-party (set on freelegalquote.com) or third-party (set by another domain, such as doubleclick.net).
Cookies and similar technologies we found on the Site
The table below lists cookies actually observed on freelegalquote.com in November 2026, including cookies set after the page’s scripts ran. Durations are approximate and can change if a provider updates its tools.
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration (as observed) | Where observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
__cf_bm |
Cloudflare | Bot and traffic integrity check used by the Site’s content delivery network. | Strictly necessary | About 30 minutes | All public pages reviewed, and the WordPress sign-in page |
_gcl_au |
Google (Ads / conversion linker, via Google Tag Manager container GTM-T6WMS2NZ and Google Ads tag AW-10889633872) | Stores a conversion-linker identifier so ad clicks and conversions can be measured. | Advertising | 90 days | Homepage, Site Audit, Legal Resources, and the blog post reviewed |
IDE |
Google (DoubleClick / Google advertising, domain .doubleclick.net) | Third-party advertising cookie used to measure ads and, where enabled, deliver or limit advertising. | Advertising | About 13 months | Same public pages; set by googleads.g.doubleclick.net |
test_cookie |
Google (DoubleClick) | Short-lived cookie used to test whether the browser accepts cookies. It was set in advertising responses and did not remain in the browser after the page finished loading. | Advertising | Short-lived (typically about 15 minutes) | Set in responses on the public pages reviewed |
_tccl_visitor |
GoDaddy (Traffic / TCCL) | Recognizes a returning visitor for hosting-provider traffic measurement. | Analytics | 1 year | Public pages reviewed |
_tccl_visit |
GoDaddy (Traffic / TCCL) | Identifies a single visit for hosting-provider traffic measurement. | Analytics | About 30 minutes | Public pages reviewed |
_scc_session |
GoDaddy | Session data for hosting-provider traffic measurement (including a visit timestamp). | Analytics | About 20 minutes | Public pages reviewed |
wordpress_test_cookie |
WordPress | Checks whether the browser accepts cookies, so sign-in can work. | Strictly necessary | Session | /wp-login.php only |
cp_challenge |
GoDaddy (login security / CAPTCHA) | Supports the sign-in challenge on the WordPress login page. | Strictly necessary | Session | /wp-login.php only |
visitor |
GoDaddy (domain .godaddy.com) | Visitor identifier used by GoDaddy’s login CAPTCHA service. | Analytics / functional (login protection) | 1 year | /wp-login.php only (third-party) |
pathway |
GoDaddy (domain .godaddy.com) | Temporary identifier used by GoDaddy’s login CAPTCHA service. | Analytics / functional (login protection) | About 20 minutes | /wp-login.php only (third-party) |
fb_sessiontraffic |
GoDaddy (domain .godaddy.com; this is not a Meta/Facebook cookie) | Temporary traffic/session data for GoDaddy’s login CAPTCHA service. | Analytics / functional (login protection) | About 20 minutes | /wp-login.php only (third-party) |
_policy |
GoDaddy (domain .godaddy.com) | Stores a policy or market-preference flag used by GoDaddy’s login CAPTCHA service. | Functional | 1 year | /wp-login.php only (third-party) |
Browser storage that is not a cookie
These items were stored by scripts on the Site. They are not HTTP cookies, but they can identify a browser or remember a visit.
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration | Where observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
autoseo_visitor_id (localStorage) |
GetAutoSEO (plugin on the Site) | First-party visitor identifier used for content and conversion attribution. | Analytics | Until you clear site data | Public pages reviewed |
autoseo_last_article_attribution (localStorage) |
GetAutoSEO | Remembers the last article viewed, for attribution. | Analytics | Until you clear site data | Blog post reviewed |
autoseo_pv_sent_{article}_{path} (sessionStorage) |
GetAutoSEO | Prevents the same article pageview from being sent twice in one session. | Analytics | Session | Blog post reviewed |
_gcl_ls (localStorage) |
Google (conversion linker) | Companion storage for Google Ads conversion linking. | Advertising | Until you clear site data | Public pages reviewed |
wpEmojiSettingsSupports (sessionStorage) |
WordPress | Temporary check of emoji display support. | Functional | Session | Public pages reviewed |
If you sign in to the WordPress dashboard, WordPress may also set authentication cookies (for example, cookies whose names begin with wordpress_ or wordpress_logged_in_). Those cookies were not set during a logged-out visit and are used only to keep an account signed in.
Third-party cookies and other technologies
Some scripts on the Site are served by other companies. Those companies may set or read cookies on their own domains, and their practices are described in their own policies. We do not control those third-party policies.
Third-party or partner technologies we actually found include:
- Cloudflare, which protects and delivers the Site and sets
__cf_bm. - Google Tag Manager (container GTM-T6WMS2NZ), which loads tags we configure.
- Google Ads (tag AW-10889633872), including the conversion linker that sets
_gcl_au, and Google advertising domains such as doubleclick.net, which setIDE. - GoDaddy traffic scripts (tccl-tti / TCCL) on public pages, and GoDaddy’s login CAPTCHA (captcha.wpsecurity.godaddy.com) on the WordPress sign-in page.
- Google Fonts and Font Awesome (via cdnjs.cloudflare.com), which load fonts and icons. We did not observe cookies from those font requests in this review.
- Google Programmable Search Engine (engine ID 441a902f821cd4f7d). The Site Search control loads
https://cse.google.com/cse.jsonly after you open Search. We did not open that control in this review, so additional Google search cookies (if any) are not listed above. If you use Site Search, Google may set its own cookies under Google’s policies. - GetAutoSEO, a first-party plugin that uses browser storage as described above and can listen for Google Ads or Meta conversion events if those tags are present.
- Forminator (the homepage request form) and the Site’s first-party chat widget. We did not observe cookies set by those tools in this review.
- Rank Math, which outputs SEO metadata. We did not observe cookies from Rank Math.
- The homepage avatar video is a file hosted on freelegalquote.com. We did not find a YouTube or other third-party video embed on the pages reviewed.
We did not find WooCommerce or other shopping-cart cookies (shop and cart URLs returned 404). We did not find a Meta (Facebook) Pixel, and we did not find Google Analytics cookies such as _ga or _gid, on the pages and in the Tag Manager container reviewed in November 2026. If we add those tools later, we will update this policy.
Other sites we link to, including social media profile pages, have their own cookies if you follow those links.
How you can manage or disable cookies
You can set your browser to warn you about cookies, to block some or all cookies, or to delete cookies that are already stored. If you block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the Site — including sign-in — may not work. Blocking advertising or analytics cookies will not stop all ads, but ads may be less relevant.
Browser instructions (the provider may update these pages):
You can also limit interest-based advertising and some analytics as follows:
- Google Ads and ad personalization: Google Ad Settings or My Ad Center.
- Google Analytics opt-out: If Google Analytics is used, you can install Google’s Analytics opt-out browser add-on. As of the effective date, we did not observe Google Analytics cookies on the Site; this add-on is listed so you have a standard way to opt out if that tool is enabled later.
- Industry opt-outs: Network Advertising Initiative, Digital Advertising Alliance / YourAdChoices, and YourAdChoices.
These opt-outs are usually browser-specific (and sometimes device-specific). If you clear cookies, use another browser, or switch devices, you may need to opt out again. Industry opt-outs do not mean you will see no ads.
Do Not Track
Some browsers send a “Do Not Track” (DNT) signal. The Site does not respond to DNT signals. Our Privacy Policy describes how we treat a Global Privacy Control (GPC) signal.
State privacy rights
Depending on where you live, U.S. state law may give you rights to access, correct, or delete personal information, or to opt out of certain sales, sharing, or targeted advertising. Those rights, and how to exercise them, are described in our Privacy Policy, including the California and other state-rights sections. This Cookies Policy is meant to explain cookies and similar technologies; it does not replace that Privacy Policy.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy from time to time, for example if we add or remove a tool or if the law changes. When we do, we will post the revised policy on this page and update the effective date. Your continued use of the Site after a change means the updated policy applies to cookies collected after the update is posted. We do not promise to provide personal notice of every change.
Contact
If you have questions about this Cookies Policy, contact:
freelegalquote.com, LLC
Email: legalquote@gmail.com
Phone: 1-800-WE-FIGHT (1-800-933-4448)
Freelegalquote.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.