We use a modern website stack that may rely on both first-party and third-party technologies. The exact technologies active on a page can change as website, analytics, advertising, and estimator systems are updated.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small data files stored by a browser. Websites and service providers may also use pixels, tags, local storage, software-development tools, and similar technologies to recognize a browser or device, remember settings, measure activity, and support website functions.
2. Categories we may use
| Category | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Essential | Supports website security, basic navigation, form functionality, embedded tools, and technical operation. |
| Analytics & performance | Helps us understand traffic, page usage, device patterns, errors, and how visitors interact with the site. |
| Advertising & measurement | May support campaign attribution, audience measurement, conversion reporting, and advertising effectiveness. |
| Embedded services | May be set when you interact with third-party estimator, scheduling, video, map, social, or similar embedded tools. |
3. Third-party technologies
Depending on the features enabled on the site, providers may include Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Meta measurement technologies, LeadQuote Pro, Google scheduling services, video platforms, or similar vendors.
Third-party providers may receive device, browser, interaction, or identifier information according to their own privacy and cookie practices.
4. Estimator and scheduling tools
When you interact with the Courts In AZ estimator or an external scheduling service, those tools may use their own cookies or similar technologies to maintain sessions, process form data, prevent abuse, measure performance, and support follow-up.
5. Your cookie choices
You can control many cookies through your browser settings. You can usually delete stored cookies, block future cookies, or receive warnings before cookies are stored. Some website functionality may not work correctly if you block essential technologies.
If a consent-management banner or preference center is available on the website, you can also use it to manage categories that are not strictly necessary.
6. Browser privacy signals
Some browsers or extensions transmit privacy-preference signals. Our response to those signals may depend on the technology and service providers in use, as well as applicable legal requirements.
7. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this policy when website technologies, vendors, or legal requirements change. The date at the top shows the current version.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies or website tracking can be sent to contact@courtsinaz.com or discussed by calling (480) 956-1700.