Trellis Surfaces Records You Didn't Choose to Publish
Trellis pulls state court filings into searchable public pages, often placing old legal matters at the top of Google searches.
Trellis automatically aggregates civil court records and dockets from county courts. Because search engines treat Trellis as an authoritative source, these pages frequently outrank personal profiles and professional websites. A closed or settled lawsuit can remain visible for years unless you submit a formal redaction request.
How Removal From Trellis Actually Works
Getting a Trellis redaction approved requires exact legal grounds on your first attempt, because their review team rarely grants second reviews.
Trellis does not charge for redactions, but requests must cite specific reasons like court sealing orders, identity theft, or applicable state privacy statutes along with exact case numbers. Once Trellis redacts the docket, you should submit a request through Google's Outdated Content tool so search results update without waiting weeks for a recrawl.
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