Content Removal
Court Records Removed and De-Indexed in 1 Day
Individual · 4 court records
2
Court records cleared
1 day
To confirmed removal
GONE
Records no longer in search results
The Situation
- An individual had 2 court records that had been indexed from a public court record aggregator site and were appearing in name search results
- The records contained case information that no longer accurately reflected the individual’s current circumstances
- Court records, once indexed by Google, can surface for years after a case closes — particularly when published on aggregator platforms designed to rank for name searches
The Challenge
- Same-day clearance requires both the correct submission format and a relationship with the platform’s expedited review channel — the pathway our court record removal service uses when timelines are compressed.
- Public court record databases rank aggressively for personal name searches — they are built to surface this type of content
- Unlike news articles, which at least provide narrative context, court record pages often display raw case details — charge categories, filing dates, and case numbers — without any context about outcome or resolution
- For job applicants, a court record listing in a name search can preempt an interview before the applicant has any chance to explain the circumstances
What We Did
- Identified the court record aggregator site hosting both records
- Identified the applicable removal pathway and submitted formal removal requests for both records simultaneously
- Requested expedited processing given the nature of the records and the client’s timeline
- Confirmed removal and de-indexing of both records within 1 day of engagement
Both court records removed and de-indexed in 1 day.
- Both court records removed from the aggregator site within 1 day
- Records de-indexed from Google search results following removal
- Court record information no longer accessible through the affected platform
- Records confirmed removed and de-indexed — no longer accessible through the platform or Google search
Both records removed and de-indexed in 1 day · Engagement started January 8, 2025
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