Privacy Policy

Effective Date: August 31, 2025

Kreimer Law LLC (“Kreimer Law,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) respects your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect information when you visit our website at https://kreimer.law (the “Website”), contact our office, or communicate with us through the Website.

Kreimer Law is a Georgia law practice focused on criminal and juvenile defense. Because individuals who contact our office may be seeking legal assistance concerning highly sensitive matters, we take the privacy and confidentiality of information seriously.

1. Information You Provide to Us

You may provide information to us when you:

• Call the telephone number listed on the Website;
• Send a text message to the telephone number listed on the Website;
• Send us an email;
• Submit information through the contact form on the Website; or
• Otherwise communicate with our office.

Depending on how you contact us, the information you provide may include your name, telephone number, email address, and information about your legal matter.

If you submit information through the Website's contact form, that information is transmitted through Formspree, a third-party service used to provide the contact-form functionality. We use information submitted through the contact form to respond to your inquiry and for the other purposes described in this Privacy Policy.

2. Prospective Clients and Attorney-Client Relationships

Submitting information through the Website, sending an email or text message, or contacting our office does not automatically create an attorney-client relationship.

We may receive information from individuals who contact us about a potential legal matter even when we ultimately do not represent them. We handle information received from prospective clients in accordance with applicable legal and ethical obligations.

We may use information you provide to evaluate your inquiry, conduct a conflict-of-interest check, determine whether our office is able to assist you, and communicate with you about your inquiry.

Until our office has expressly agreed to represent you, you should not assume that an attorney-client relationship exists or that our receipt of information means that we have agreed to represent you.

3. Information Collected Automatically

When you visit the Website, certain technical information may be collected automatically by the Website's hosting provider, security services, or other technology providers used to operate and maintain the Website.

Depending on the services used to operate the Website, this information may include an IP address, browser type, device type, operating system, referring website, pages visited, date and time of access, and similar technical information.

We do not intentionally use the Website to engage in behavioral advertising, targeted advertising, or the sale of visitors' personal information.

We may use cookies or similar technologies to the extent reasonably necessary for the operation, security, and functionality of the Website. Your browser may provide settings that allow you to manage or disable cookies. Disabling certain cookies may affect the functionality of the Website.

4. How We Use Information

We may use information we receive to:

• Respond to inquiries and requests;
• Communicate with prospective clients and clients;
• Evaluate potential legal matters and determine whether our office can assist;
• Conduct conflict-of-interest checks;
• Provide legal services when an attorney-client relationship has been established;
• Maintain and administer our law practice and Website;
• Protect the security and integrity of our Website and information systems;
• Comply with applicable laws, regulations, court orders, and professional obligations;
• Maintain appropriate business and legal records; and
• Carry out other purposes reasonably related to the operation of our law practice.

We may also use information in an aggregated or de-identified form that does not reasonably identify an individual.

5. When We May Share Information

We do not sell or rent your personal information.

We may disclose information to third parties when reasonably necessary to operate our practice, provide requested services, operate and secure our Website, or comply with legal or professional obligations. These third parties may include:

• Website hosting and technology providers;
• Formspree, as described above;
• Email, telephone, text-messaging, or other telecommunications providers;
• Information technology and security providers;
• Professional service providers who assist our practice; and
• Governmental authorities, courts, or other persons when disclosure is required or permitted by law or applicable professional obligations.

When appropriate, we seek to limit disclosures to information reasonably necessary for the particular purpose.

If you become a client, information relating to your representation may also be disclosed as reasonably necessary to represent you, including to courts, opposing parties or counsel, governmental agencies, witnesses, experts, investigators, or other persons involved in your legal matter, subject to applicable law and our professional obligations.

6. Text Messages and Telephone Communications

If you contact our office by telephone or text message, your communications may be processed through telephone, cellular, messaging, or other communications providers.

We may use telephone and text communications to respond to inquiries, communicate with clients and prospective clients, schedule appointments, and conduct other ordinary business of the law practice.

Text messaging and email are not guaranteed to be secure methods of communication. Please consider this when deciding what information to transmit by text message or email.

If you do not wish to communicate with our office by text message, you may contact us by telephone or email and request another method of communication.

7. Email Communications

If you send us an email, we may receive and retain the information contained in the email and any attachments as appropriate for responding to you, evaluating a potential representation, providing legal services, maintaining our records, or otherwise operating our practice.

Email is not completely secure, and you should exercise caution when sending sensitive information by email.

8. Third-Party Services

Our Website uses certain third-party services to provide specific functionality. These services may receive or process information when you interact with the portions of the Website that use them.

Website Hosting and Technical Services

Our Website is hosted and supported by third-party technology providers. These providers may automatically process certain technical information associated with visits to the Website, such as IP addresses, browser and device information, dates and times of access, and other information reasonably necessary to operate, maintain, and secure the Website.

Google Maps

Our Website uses an embedded Google Maps map to display the location of our office. When the Google Maps feature loads or you interact with it, Google may collect information about your device, browser, IP address, and use of the Maps service. Google may also collect other information in accordance with its own policies.

Your use of Google Maps is subject to Google's terms and privacy practices. We encourage you to review Google's privacy policy if you have questions about how Google handles information collected through Google Maps.

Formspree

Our Website uses Formspree to provide and process our online contact form. When you submit information through the contact form, the information you enter is transmitted to Formspree and then made available to our office so that we can respond to your inquiry.

Formspree may process information in accordance with its own privacy policy and the services it provides to us.

Third-Party Links

The Website may contain links to websites operated by third parties. We are not responsible for the privacy practices, security, content, or policies of websites that we do not operate. If you follow a link to a third-party website, we encourage you to review that website's privacy policy before providing information to that website.

9. Information Concerning Children and Juvenile Matters

Because our practice includes juvenile defense, we may receive information concerning minors in connection with legal matters.

The Website is not intended to solicit personal information from children for purposes unrelated to a legal inquiry. If a minor, parent, guardian, or another person provides information to us in connection with a potential legal matter, we may use and retain that information as reasonably necessary to evaluate or provide legal services and to comply with our legal and professional obligations.

Information concerning a minor may be subject to additional legal protections depending on the circumstances.

10. Confidentiality and Attorney-Client Privilege

Nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to expand, limit, waive, or otherwise modify any attorney-client privilege, duty of confidentiality, or other legal or ethical obligation that may apply to information we receive.

At the same time, communications through a public website, ordinary email, text message, or other electronic communication method may present security risks. You should not assume that a communication is protected by attorney-client privilege merely because it is sent to our office.

Attorney-client privilege generally depends on the circumstances and on the existence of an attorney-client relationship. Information submitted before our office agrees to represent you may be subject to the rules governing prospective clients, but submitting information does not guarantee that an attorney-client relationship will be established.

11. Information Security

We take reasonable administrative, technical, and physical measures appropriate to the circumstances to protect information in our possession from unauthorized access, use, alteration, or disclosure.

However, no method of transmitting or storing information is completely secure. We cannot guarantee the absolute security of information transmitted to us or maintained by us.

12. Retention of Information

We retain information for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, including responding to inquiries, evaluating or providing legal services, maintaining business and legal records, complying with professional obligations, resolving disputes, and complying with applicable legal requirements.

The appropriate retention period may vary depending on the nature of the information and the circumstances in which it was collected.

13. Your Choices

You may choose not to provide personal information through the Website. However, we may be unable to respond to your inquiry or determine whether we can assist you without sufficient information.

You may also contact our office to request that we update or correct contact information you previously provided, subject to applicable legal, ethical, and record-retention requirements.

Requests to delete information may be subject to limitations where we are required or permitted to retain information, including information relating to a legal matter or professional obligation.

14. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, technology, legal requirements, or professional obligations.

When we make changes, we will post the updated Privacy Policy on this Website and update the Effective Date above.

15. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices, you may contact us:

Kreimer Law LLC
Melissa Kreimer, Attorney at Law
166 Anderson St. SE, Suite 225
Marietta, GA 30060
Phone: (770) 833-8329
Email: info@kreimer.law

Last Updated: September 10, 2026