How to Remove Your DocketBird.com Court Case in Google

DocketBird.com was founded by a patent litigator and software developer who graduated from Yale Law School and clerked for the U.S. District Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals. While clerking, he grew frustrated by how much time he and his colleagues were wasting using Pacer. (docketbird.com)

 

DocketBird.com is a respected online service for anyone researching your legal history. No matter if you got away scot-free, not guilty, or were sentenced to jail…. You don’t want your name up there. You don’t want your identity publicly shamed. The damage can be immeasurable.

 

If your case is posted on docketbird.com, whatever privacy you thought you had between you and your lawyer, and whatever settlements you made, or even arrests, are all public. And easily accessible in full detail for whoever wants to hire you, fire you, marry you, or divorce you.  You have no place to hide once your information is up on docketbird.com.

How to remove content from Docketbird.com?

 

To request your case to be taken off the website, first sign up for a user account. Once you have done that email them your request. They will request certain documents from you. You might get lucky and they will remove your post if their strict guidelines allow them to. Since docketbird.com is a legal website, it can be very difficult to get through all the red tape.

 

If docketbird.com is not willing to remove your post, and you still need to clean your name, give us a call at 800 396 0141. We can work with you to have those defaming posts removed permanently.

 

Content removal is our expertise. Get your shame off the web. We clean it all up. Google, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, whatever it is we have the tools to remove, delete, and clear all online defamation and negative reviews and claims against you. Don’t hesitate to contact us. All client information is 100% confidential. We guarantee full customer satisfaction.

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