Respect Network service
Removal, redaction and de-indexing of court records and dockets on Justia, UniCourt, Trellis and similar sites.
12,480+
Negative Links Removed
3,250+
Positive Press Placements
850+
Interviews Published
420+
Major Media Features
We pursue removal, redaction and de-indexing of court records that harm a person or business.
Record sites respond to the right documents, so we build the order or request each one accepts and send it everywhere the case is listed. We assess your case free.
What we remove
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Listings on legal data sites such as Justia, UniCourt and Trellis that republish public court records.
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Cases a court has sealed or expunged but that remain listed online.
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Cases that ended in dismissal, settlement or resolution and still shape your search results.
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Once an order is in hand, we make sure every site that lists the case applies it.
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The layer that locks in the result by removing record pages from search results.
Where we deliver
How it works
We review the case status, the sites that list it and the grounds available, then choose the strongest route.
We gather the court order or work with counsel on sealing or expungement, and prepare the identity and case documents each site requires.
We file in each site’s required format and send the order to every aggregator that lists the case.
We submit search-engine requests, follow up until resolved and monitor for relisted records.
Courts set a high bar for sealing, so we assess the grounds with counsel before you commit to any route.
We build the order and requests each record site and search engine acts on.
Court records are public, so record sites generally act on a sealing or expungement order rather than on a request alone. We build that order first, then submit it everywhere the case is listed and file de-indexing requests so the result holds in search.
Typical scenarios
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A court record that was sealed or expunged still appears on a legal data site and in search.
→ We supply the court order with a removal request and file de-indexing requests with the search engines.
Our goal: Record removed or redacted and de-indexed in line with the order
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A listing shows a signature, account number or other sensitive detail.
→ We submit a privacy and redaction request in the site’s format and a personal-information request to Google.
Our goal: Sensitive details redacted and the page removed from search results
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A dismissed case keeps appearing on the first page of results across several sites.
→ We assess sealing with counsel, file requests with each site and submit de-indexing requests.
Our goal: Listings removed or de-indexed across the sites where the case appears
Pay-for-results guarantee
You pay only when we get the content removed. No upfront fees, and the terms are confirmed in writing before we start.
FAQ
Where the record is sealed or expunged, Justia, UniCourt and Trellis remove or redact it when you supply the court order. For other cases we pursue redaction, de-indexing and, through counsel, sealing or expungement. We assess your case free and choose the strongest route.
Yes, through the route each site accepts: a sealing or expungement order, or a redaction or privacy request in the situations they consider, such as minors, identity theft or danger to safety. We prepare the request and supporting documents for each site that lists the case.
No, a dismissal does not remove the listing by itself. Record sites generally act on a sealing or expungement order, so we work with counsel on the order, then submit it to every site that lists the case, with de-indexing requests to the search engines.
A redaction hides names or details and may be temporary, while removal takes the record down. We use redaction and privacy requests where they are available and pursue the order that makes removal stick.
De-indexing removes the page from Google and Bing results while the record may stay on the site. It is the layer that locks in the result, since most people find a record by searching a name.
Our fee is tied to results: no removal, no fee. Every decision is the publisher’s, the platform’s or the court’s, so we assess your case first and confirm the strongest route and the terms in writing before we start.
Avoid these mistakes and your request is far stronger: asking a record site to remove an unsealed case without a court order; sending a request in the wrong format or from the wrong email; contacting each site separately without a plan; and assuming a temporary redaction is permanent. Send us the case details and we will build the request in order.
Still have a question? Talk to our team
Sites we handle
Each platform has its own rules, reporting tools and escalation routes. Choose the one where the content lives.
Send us the links. We review them confidentially, free of charge, and show you the strongest route to getting them removed, redacted or de-indexed.
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