Cookie policy – Family Law Week

Cookies are small files a website saves in your browser. Some are needed for the site to work; others are only used if you agree. This page explains each one we use and lets you change your choice at any time.

What we don’t do

We don’t use advertising cookies, and we don’t use analytics or tracking cookies to follow you around the web. We never sell your information.

Essential (always on)

Keep you logged in, remember your cookie choice and your display settings. The site can’t work without these.

Essential cookies
Name	Set by	What it’s for	How long
payload-token	Family Law Week	Keeps you logged in to your account.	30 days, or until you log out
flw-consent	Family Law Week	Remembers your cookie choices (stored in your browser).	Until you change it
flw-theme, flw-a11y	Family Law Week	Remember light or dark mode and your accessibility settings (stored in your browser).	Until you change them
flw-intro	Family Law Week	Shows the opening animation only once per visit (stored for this browser session).	Until you close the browser

Embedded media (only with your permission)

Let you play videos, webinars and podcasts on our pages. These players are run by other companies (YouTube, Spotify, Libsyn, SoundCloud), which set their own cookies.

Embedded media cookies
Name	Set by	What it’s for	How long
YouTube (privacy-enhanced mode)	Google	Plays training webinars and conference videos.	Set by Google, see their cookie policy
Spotify	Spotify	Plays the Family Law Week podcast.	Set by Spotify, see their cookie policy
Libsyn	Libsyn	Plays podcast episodes.	Set by Libsyn, see their privacy policy
SoundCloud	SoundCloud	Plays some older podcast episodes.	Set by SoundCloud, see their cookie policy

If you don’t allow embedded media, each player shows a link to watch or listen on YouTube or Spotify instead. Their own privacy policies apply there: Google (opens in a new tab), Spotify (opens in a new tab), Libsyn (opens in a new tab), SoundCloud (opens in a new tab).

Changing your mind

Use Cookie settings in the footer of any page to change your choices. You can also clear cookies in your browser settings, which will log you out and ask for your choice again.

More information

Our privacy policy explains how we look after your personal information. Questions? Email info@familylawweek.co.uk.

Last updated 18 October 2026.