COURT RECORDS REMOVAL

Remove old court records from websites and Google.

When a case was dismissed, sealed, or expunged, we use each site's own removal policy and Google's tools to clear it from search.

Where court records show up

  • Google Search
  • Bing
  • People search sites
  • We find every copy

    Court data sites, people search sites, and Google results.

  • We follow each site's policy

    Removal requests with the right proof, the way each site asks.

  • We clear old search results

    Google's own tools, once a page has changed or gone.

FREE PROPOSAL

Get your free court record check.

Tell us about the case and where you have seen it online. We will reply within one business day.

  • Free, with no obligation
  • Private and confidential
  • Clear advice in plain English
ABOUT THIS SERVICE

Help with old court records that follow you online.

Court records are often public, and websites copy them so they show up when people search your name. The court's own record only changes by court order. But many websites will remove a record when you follow their policy, and Google can drop old results.

  • FreeYour first court record check
  • OfficialEach site's own removal policy
  • HonestWe tell you what can't be removed
  • PrivateYour case stays confidential

Who we help

  • Individuals
  • Job seekers
  • Business professionals
  • Business owners
  • Freelancers
  • Public figures
  • People starting over

Our rule

We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice. We only use each website's own removal policy, Google's tools, and the law, and we never fake documents or claim a record was sealed when it was not.

WHY IT MATTERS

Why clearing old court records matters.

A case that ended years ago can still be the first thing people see. Here is what changes when old records are cleared.

Protects your good name

A dismissed or sealed case should not shape what people think of you today.

Better job chances

Employers often search your name. Fewer old records means a fairer first look.

Trust with clients

Clients and partners see a record without the full story. Clearing it lets your work speak.

Peace of mind

You stop wondering who has seen it, and we watch in case it comes back.

OUR COURT RECORD SERVICES

Everything we do about old court records.

Every record is different. These are the services we use, and the honest route behind each one.

Finding every record

We search court data sites, people search sites, and Google for every copy of your case.

How we do itA full search, with a list of every copy

Removal requests

We ask each website to remove the record, with the proof its policy asks for.

How we do itEach site's own removal or opt-out process

Sealed and expunged records

If a court has sealed or expunged your record, many sites will remove their copy when shown the order.

How we do itThe court order, sent to each site

Removal from Google

Once a page is gone or changed, Google can drop it. Some private details can be removed too.

How we do itGoogle's outdated content tool and "Results about you"

Pushing down what stays

When a site keeps a record, we help true, positive results rank above it.

How we do itTrue, positive content about you

Watching for new copies

Court data gets copied again. We spot new copies early and deal with them.

How we do itAlerts when a record reappears

About official court records

We cannot change a court's own records. Only a court can seal or expunge a record, and the rules depend on where you live. A lawyer can tell you if you qualify, and we can work alongside them.

WHERE RECORDS SHOW UP

Sites people ask us about.

We have no special deal with any of these sites. Each one has its own rules for removal, and we follow them.

  • Official court websites

    The court's own records. These change only by court order, such as sealing or expungement.

  • Trellis

    Collects state court records for legal research. We follow its own removal request process.

  • UniCourt

    Shows court cases from many courts. We use its own process for removal requests.

  • Justia

    Lists federal court cases, called dockets. Some can be removed through its own request process.

  • CourtListener

    A free legal archive run by a non-profit. Its removal policy is narrow and strict.

  • People search sites

    Copy court data into profiles about you. Most offer a way to opt out.

OUR PROCESS

How court record removal works, step by step.

Four clear steps. At each one, you know what we are doing and what you will get.

01

We find every record

We search Google, court data sites, and people search sites for your case.

You getA free court record check

02

We plan each removal

We check each site's policy and tell you honestly what can and can't be removed.

You getA written removal plan

03

We request and suppress

We send each removal request, ask Google to refresh old results, and push down what stays.

You getA list of every request sent

04

We watch and protect

We keep checking for new copies of the record and deal with them early.

You getAlerts and a monthly report

Example

How it works: a job seeker with a dismissed case.

A job seeker had an old lawsuit against them dismissed. The case still showed on two court data sites, a people search site, and page 1 of Google.

  1. 1

    We found every copy

    We listed each site showing the case, and checked what each one's policy allows.

  2. 2

    We sent the right requests

    With the dismissal order, one court data site removed the case, and the people search profile was taken down.

  3. 3

    We handled what stayed

    The other site kept the record, as its policy allows. We pushed it down with true, positive results.

This is an example to show how we work. It is not a real client.

What changed
ItemBeforeAfter
Court data site oneCase listedRemoved by the site
People search profileCase listedRemoved after opt-out
Court data site twoCase listedStayed, now on page 3
Official court recordPublicUnchanged, as the law requires
WHAT TO EXPECT

Our promise to you.

An old court case can feel like it follows you everywhere. Here is what working with us feels like.

A real person on your case

One contact who knows your situation and answers your questions.

Honest answers

If a record can't be removed, we tell you, and explain what else can help.

Updates at every step

You always know which sites we contacted and what they said.

WHY CHOOSE TEKSOR.AI

Why people trust us with their court records.

You can send removal requests yourself, and some are simple. Here is why many people still ask us to help.

An experienced team

We work with court data sites, people search sites, and Google's tools every day.

A plan for your record

Every case and every site is different. Your plan fits your situation.

Legal and honest methods

We only use each site's policy, Google's tools, and the law. No tricks and no fake papers.

Private and confidential

We handle your case quietly, with as little exposure as possible.

Protection that lasts

We keep watching, so a new copy of the record is caught early.

Clear pricing

You get a written quote before any paid work. No hidden costs.

FAQ

Questions people ask us

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Usually not fully. Courts and police often keep records even after a case ends. But a court may seal or expunge a record, which limits who can see it. Whether you qualify depends on where you live, so a lawyer is the right person to ask.

We find every website showing the record and send a removal request to each one, following its own policy. If a record was sealed or expunged, the court order is strong proof. Once a page is gone, we ask Google to drop the old result. Records that stay are pushed down with true, positive content.

It depends on the sites involved. Some act quickly, some take weeks, and some say no. We give you an honest idea at the start and keep you updated, but we never promise a date.

The number of sites showing the record, how strict their policies are, and whether we also need to push results down. Your first check is free, and you get a written quote before any paid work starts.

No. We are not a law firm and we do not give legal advice. We work with each site's own removal policy and Google's tools. For sealing or expungement, we suggest you speak to a lawyer, and we can work alongside them.

No, and nobody honestly can. Each website and Google decide for themselves, and official court records can only change by court order. We promise an honest check, careful requests, and clear updates.

START TODAY

Let your past stay in the past.

Tell us about the case and get a free, honest check of which records can be removed. No cost and no obligation.