This policy describes information collected through anitakelleylaw.com by the Law Office of Anita M. Kelley, 2325 San Pedro, Suite 2J6, Albuquerque, NM 87110. For a privacy question or correction request, use the contact page or call (505) 750-3036. Please do not include sensitive case details in a privacy request.
Information you choose to send
An initial inquiry may ask for contact details, the general matter type, dates that may need attention, safe contact preferences, and limited screening answers. Please answer only the questions shown and do not upload or send documents, full identification numbers, medical records, or an extensive case narrative through an initial inquiry. An inquiry does not establish an attorney-client relationship or guarantee that the office can represent you.
When you use the guided inquiry form, it stores your new inquiry answers encrypted before alerting three firm mailboxes. Those alerts contain a reference number, receipt time, practice area, case type, whether you indicated a deadline or scheduled event, and a protected review link. They do not contain your legal description, conflict names, contact details, or screening answers. Designated reviewers can open the complete inquiry through a protected screen. Authorized site administrators retain technical control of the site and its backups.
Information submitted through earlier or other contact forms remains in the systems used for those forms and may have different protections and notification formats. The guided form does not retroactively encrypt those records.
Website, security, and anti-spam data
Our web server and security systems may record basic request information, such as IP address, browser details, the page requested, and time of access, to operate and protect the site. When enabled, the adaptive intake form uses a browser cookie and security token to help prevent duplicate or forged submissions. Google reCAPTCHA is used to screen automated submissions and may process browser or device information under Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. The homepage displays an external review widget that may receive ordinary browser request information when loaded. Cookies may also be set by WordPress or other embedded features needed to display the site.
The guided inquiry form may save the referring website, approved public-page paths, and bounded campaign tags with your inquiry to help identify how you found the office. These details are kept with the protected inquiry and are separate from the usage counts described below.
Optional usage counts
We count page loads without a same-site referrer as arrivals. We also count views and clicks of visible contact links, clicks on phone and text links, and broad steps through the guided inquiry form. On arrival, our script reads the referring site or an exact, recognized campaign source tag in your browser. It sends a fixed source category, whether that category came from a referrer or a tag, the English or Spanish page version, and a broad page category. Form interaction totals may also include a selected practice area, case type, broad step, or general error category; saved submissions and valid confirmation views have separate counts. If no source is available, we count the arrival as direct or unknown. Some apps and browsers do not provide a referrer, and an editable campaign tag does not independently prove where a visitor came from. When the browser supplies a same-site referrer, internal navigation is not counted as another arrival. These are page-load and interaction counts, not unique people.
The daily totals are stored on our own site for 90 days. They contain no name, contact details, legal description, other form answer, request reference, receipt token, full URL, referral address, query string, search term, or campaign tag. Separately, an expiring keyed IP hash limits automated measurement requests; these separate security records expire after one hour and are removed by regular cleanup. Optional measurement honors Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track. The referral categories in these daily totals are separate from the source someone reports in an inquiry and are not linked to a later consultation, client, or result. Separate hosting and security logs may process ordinary request information. NM Bad Faith Law also uses Cloudflare Web Analytics as a separate service, subject to its own privacy controls.
Use, access, and retention
The office uses an inquiry to contact you safely, screen the matter, consider conflicts, and decide whether to discuss possible representation. New intake answers are available through a protected WordPress review screen to designated reviewers. Other providers that support hosting, email delivery, security, or anti-spam may process information needed to provide those services. Please do not assume ordinary email is a secure place to send sensitive documents.
New intake records are marked for staff review after 180 days; that date is not an automatic deletion date. Staff may explicitly delete a record after review under the office’s retention process. Backups and historical legacy submissions may persist beyond a record’s active-system deletion while backup cycles and legal or operational obligations are evaluated. No fixed deletion deadline is promised here.
To ask what information the office holds about an inquiry, request correction, or ask about deletion, call (505) 750-3036 or use the contact page with only the details needed to identify your request. The office may need to verify identity and consider applicable legal obligations before responding.
Changes
This policy may be updated as the website and intake process change. The version published on this page governs the description shown here; a page update date is not evidence that every linked legal source or service setting has been rechecked.