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Beverly Hills Law Partners

Form Consent & Disclaimers

Part 1 — Client Intake Form

1.1 Short disclaimer (place above the submit button)

Beverly Hills Law Partners is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We connect you with independent attorneys who may be able to help. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

1.2 Consent checkbox (required, unchecked by default)

A single combined checkbox is often simplest:

I agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and I consent to be contacted by Beverly Hills Law Partners and one or more independent attorneys about my legal matter by phone, email, or text at the contact information I provided. Message and data rates may apply. I understand that consent is not a condition of any purchase and that I can opt out at any time.

If your counsel prefers consent split into two checkboxes, use these:

I agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

I consent to be contacted by phone, email, or text about my legal matter. Message and data rates may apply. Consent is not a condition of purchase.

1.3 Optional link line (near the checkbox)

By submitting, you acknowledge our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Part 2 — Attorney Application Form

2.1 Short disclaimer (place above the submit button)

This application does not guarantee participation. Beverly Hills Law Partners reviews all applicants and may decline or discontinue participation at its discretion. Participation is governed by the Attorney Participation Agreement.

2.2 Consent & certification checkbox (required, unchecked by default)

I certify that I am an attorney licensed and in good standing in the jurisdiction(s) I have indicated, and that my participation will comply with all applicable rules of professional conduct, including advertising and solicitation rules. I agree to the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Attorney Participation Agreement, and I consent to be contacted about my application and participation.

Part 3 — Placement Notes

  • Make each consent checkbox required and unchecked by default — pre-checked boxes undermine valid consent.
  • Link the words Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Attorney Participation Agreement to their live pages.
  • Keep the short disclaimer visible on the page (not hidden behind a link), close to the submit button.
  • Store a timestamped record of each submission and the consent given, in case you ever need to show that consent was obtained.
  • Use the same consent wording in your form’s confirmation email so the user has a copy.