Last updated: September 13, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how The Family Law Assistant Inc., operator of Repmyself.ca (“Repmyself”, “we”, “us”, “our”), handles personal information of people who use our website at repmyself.ca (the “Website”) and the financial-statement preparation tools offered through it (the “Service”). We are based in British Columbia, Canada, and we handle personal information in accordance with BC's Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).
As you answer the guided questions (income, expenses, property, debts, children's expenses, sworn text, and related details), that information is stored in your own web browser on your device by default. It is not sent to us as you type. When you ask us to build a form, your entries are transmitted to our server only for the moment it takes to generate the document, and are then discarded — unless you have chosen to save a draft to an optional account (see below). You can erase everything held in your browser at any time using the “Delete everything” control in the tool.
An account is optional. You do not need one to use a builder, to preview a form, or to pay for a filing copy. Browser localStorage remains the default for small jobs. If you sign in and tap Save to account, we store — on our own server in Canada — the email address you used to sign in, the display name you give us, which sign-in method you used (email code and, if you chose it, Google), and the draft you asked us to keep: the case JSON for that form and any exhibit files you attached to that saved draft.
We use that information for one purpose: so you can continue your own court forms later or on another device. We do not sell it, use it to market to you by default, match you with a lawyer, or train an artificial-intelligence model on it. Microsoft and Apple sign-in are not offered yet.
You can change your display name and delete the account — and every cloud draft and exhibit attached to it — from your profile page. That is a hard delete. You can also email info@repmyself.ca and ask us to delete the account. A browser copy in localStorage is not removed when you delete the account; use the tool’s own delete control for that.
Account pages (/login, /account, /account/drafts) do not load the Google tag. The session cookie that keeps you signed in is first-party, HttpOnly, and is not used for advertising.
If you upload a financial document (such as a bank or credit-card statement) so the tool can read figures from it, that file is processed on our own server to extract the values, is never sent to any third party, is not used to train any artificial-intelligence model, and is deleted within seconds of being read. Where the Service offers to assemble your supporting documents into a package, those files are held only in a temporary, access-restricted store for the limited time needed to build your package and are then automatically deleted; you can also delete them yourself at any time.
Two pages on the Website — RMS Coaching and document storage — describe things we have not built yet and invite you to leave your details so we can tell you if they launch. Together with optional accounts (above), this is a place on the Website where we deliberately keep personal information on our own server, and only because there is no other way to send you that email.
If you fill in one of those forms we keep what you typed — your name, your email address, and, where you gave them, your role, your province or territory and your note. Nothing else: we do not record your IP address with the entry, and we do not ask for anything about your case, your finances or your documents. The list is held on our own server in Canada. It is not sent to a mailing-list provider, a CRM, an advertising platform or any other third party, and it is never sold or shared.
Those two pages are informational pages, so they carry the same Google tag as the rest of the public Website (described under “Website usage information” below). The tag measures the visit — that the page was opened, and how you got there. It does not receive what you type: your name, email and note are posted to our own server and are never sent to Google or to any advertising platform.
We use it for one purpose only: to email you about the launch of the thing you signed up for. If we decide not to build it, we delete the list and you hear nothing. You can ask us to remove you at any time by emailing info@repmyself.ca, and we will delete your entry.
Payments are processed by Stripe, our third-party payment processor. Stripe collects your name, billing details and card information directly to process the one-time fee. We do not receive or store your full card number. Stripe's handling of your information is governed by Stripe's own privacy policy.
When you visit the Website, our server may automatically record standard technical information such as your IP address, the date and time of your request, and the pages requested, for security and to operate and improve the Website. We do not sell your information.
Our informational pages — the home page, the guides, the contact and legal pages, the pages that describe the forms, and the two waitlist pages (RMS Coaching and document storage) — include the Google tag (gtag.js), which provides two Google measurement services: Google Analytics, which helps us understand how visitors find and move through the Website, and Google Ads conversion measurement, which tells us whether our advertising is working. Google may collect information such as your IP address, browser characteristics and the pages you viewed, and may set cookies, as described in Google's Privacy Policy. You can opt out of personalized advertising at Google's My Ad Center or block these cookies in your browser.
The Website is delivered through Cloudflare, which also provides Cloudflare Web Analytics — a measurement script that reports aggregate visit information such as which pages were viewed, the referring site, approximate country and page-performance timings. It does not use cookies and does not track you across other websites. Cloudflare inserts this script into every page it serves for us, but it is permitted to run only on our informational pages. Cloudflare's handling of information is governed by Cloudflare's Privacy Policy.
The financial-statement builders (Form F8 and Form 4) are not measured at all. They do not load the Google tag (gtag.js), and they do not send us progress events either: we removed those so that the builders match what they say on screen — nothing leaves your device except a statement you choose to upload or a form you choose to download. We cannot see which step you reached, how far you got, or whether you abandoned the builder.
We do keep a small set of first-party events on two other surfaces: a page view on the pages that describe the F8 and Form 4 packages, and a completed purchase on our payment-confirmation page. Those events include only allowlisted technical fields — form type (F8 or Form 4), an anonymous session id stored in your browser, the page path, coarse device type, and marketing campaign parameters already present in the URL. They do not include names, incomes, expenses, debts, court file numbers, or anything else you type into a form. When a paid filing package is successfully generated and released by our server, we also record a delivery receipt (form type, Stripe checkout session id when present, package size, and whether a re-download grant was issued) so we can confirm that the documents were produced after payment — still without storing the contents of your form. Other tool pages (such as the Form 45 affidavit builder and the support-arrears calculator) likewise do not load the Google Ads tag; where a third-party measurement script is injected by Cloudflare into the HTML, our Content-Security-Policy blocks it from executing on pages that use the strict policy — this is enforced by the browser, not merely a promise.
The help and review pages do not include the Google tag.
If you purchase an export, our payment-confirmation page records with Google that a purchase occurred, including the amount and an anonymous order reference — never your name, email, payment details or anything you entered into a form.
We use the cookies needed for the Website to function — for example, a cookie that unlocks a preview passcode, and — if you sign in to an optional account — a first-party HttpOnly session cookie that keeps you signed in. Google's measurement service described above may also set cookies on informational pages (including advertising-measurement cookies). The form builders do not load Google Analytics and do not send us any events. The pages that describe the F8 and Form 4 packages, and our payment-confirmation page, may keep an anonymous session id in your browser's local storage so we can tell one visit's page view and purchase apart without identifying you. You can control cookies through your browser settings; blocking functional cookies may prevent parts of the Website from working.
We do not sell your personal information and do not share it for third-party advertising or marketing.
We use physical, organizational and technological safeguards designed to protect information in our control from unauthorized access, use or disclosure. No method of transmission or storage is perfectly secure, however, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. Because your working data stays in your browser and uploads are deleted promptly, the amount of your information in our custody at any moment is deliberately minimal.
The information you enter is retained in your browser for as long as you keep it there (it also expires automatically after a period of inactivity, and you can delete it instantly). Our server does not retain your form data after your document is generated, except a draft you chose to save to an optional account. Saved drafts and exhibit files are kept until you delete that draft or delete the account. We may later apply an inactivity limit (for example, unused drafts after a long period); if we do, we will say so here first. Uploaded documents that are not saved to an account are deleted within seconds of processing, or — where held to assemble a package — automatically purged after the short period needed for that purpose. Waitlist entries are kept until you ask us to remove them or we drop the list.
Most of your information is under your direct control in your browser. If you have an optional account, you can see and correct your display name and delete the account and its drafts from your profile. If you believe we hold other personal information about you and wish to access or correct it, contact us using the details below; your rights are subject to applicable legal limits, and we may need to verify your identity first.
The Service is intended for adults who are at least the age of majority in British Columbia. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect information from them.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The current version, with its “Last updated” date, will always be posted on the Website. Please review it periodically.
Questions about this Policy or your information can be sent to info@repmyself.ca. Our full contact details are on our Contact page.
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