Privacy Policy
Solkoff Legal, P.A. has adopted the following privacy policy statement applicable to our web site operated by Solkoff Legal, P.A..
Solkoff Legal, P.A. does not currently collect personal identifying information (the “Information”) through our web site except:
- for Information that your Internet service provider automatically provides to our web server, such as its web site address and possibly your e-mail address,
- for Information that you send to us in an e-mail message, and for Information that you submit to us in a CGI form (for example, when you submit a search request on our web page).
E-mail sent to us may not be secure. If you choose to send us an e-mail message, we may retain the content of the e-mail, your e-mail address and our response, and it becomes the property of Solkoff Legal, P.A..
In order to better serve you and better facilitate the use of our web site so that you are not required to reenter your user name and password each time that you visit our site, our web site may place a small file, known as a “cookie,” to be accessed by your browser during subsequent visits to our site.
Solkoff Legal, P.A. will use Information for our own proper purposes, but we will not sell Information to third parties.
We encourage you to review Solkoff Legal, P.A.’s Privacy Policy Statement periodically for updates that will be posted on our web site. You can send e-mail to us with any further questions at clientservices@solkoff.com
Attorney Scott Solkoff has worked together with the Florida Department of Elder Affairs on three significant projects designed to benefit Florida’s seniors. The first was the development of the Florida Guardianship Education Coalition which Mr. Solkoff co-chaired with the late Honorable Thomas E. Penick, Jr. The second was the development of a pooled special needs trust managed by a legislatively-created direct service organization. The trust is the first of its kind to provide legislatively-authorized protection for assets of persons with disabilities while also providing funding for indigent people who require otherwise cost-prohibitive guardianship. The third project is the housing of SHINE volunteers in the offices of Solkoff Legal, P.A.
Solkoff Legal, P.A. was selected as a counseling site where seniors can meet with trained volunteers who provide consumer guidance on Medicare and other insurance choices. Solkoff Legal, P.A. provides complimentary space and support services for the Florida Department of Elder Affairs SHINE program. For more information on the SHINE program or to set an appointment with a SHINE representative, visit the SHINE website. The fact that the SHINE program meets in the law offices of Solkoff Legal, P.A. does not imply any legal advice or endorsement by Solkoff Legal, P.A. of advice provided by SHINE representatives and nor does this program infer any endorsement of Solkoff Legal, P.A. by the SHINE program or the Florida Department of Elder Affairs. This program is part of the charitable mission of Solkoff Legal, P.A.
