We remove court records from Google for clients using a powerful process that includes a comprehensive set of strategic activities. Here is a brief look at the process we use to delete court records online:
Step 1: Court Record Identification
Before deleting the court record, we first identify the instances of it that are available online, attacking your online image and putting your reputation in danger. We look for the court records on Google, public legal databases, and 3rd party websites that host such information. By carefully analyzing each record and the site that hosts it, we are able to assess its severity along with the amount of effort we need to make for its deletion. After identifying all instances of the court record on all online sources, we are able to effectively create a powerful plan for their deletion from every site.
Step 2: Record Removal Strategy
RBS Reputation Management uses the data from the identification phase to create a customized public court record removal strategy for every client. The strategy outlines the actual execution steps, including the legal approaches, de-indexing, and suppression tactics that we will implement. During the strategy creation, we also learn about platform policies and find the best ways to leverage them to ensure a precise court record removal. In the planning phase, our focus is on finding the best ways to delete the court record using the right resources to ensure higher success rates for our clients.
Step 3: Court Record Removal & Suppression
Putting the strategy into action, we actively initiate the court record removal in this step to help our clients protect their online reputation. We submit formal takedown requests to websites, databases, and publishers that are hosting the court record with your name on it. Compliance with the platform policies is a major focus for us in this step to bring in the best results. And in the cases where full removal is not feasible, we focus on suppression strategies that push harmful court record results down in search rankings. We may also de-index court records from sites that refuse to delete them, providing proper evidence to Google as to why the court record needs to be de-listed from the search results.
Step 4: Monitoring & Prevention
Copies of your outdated or irrelevant arrest record may still appear online, even when you have deleted all of its other versions from the web. This is why RBS Reputation Management monitors your online presence continuously to ensure we quickly identify such records as soon as they appear. By acting quickly, we are able to contain the damage that may be caused by the latest copies of the arrest record. We track search engines, websites, and legal databases for the reappearance of court records with your name that may attack your credibility, and we act immediately to delete the court record copies that show up, enabling you to have complete control over your digital identity.