How to Remove a CaseMine Case

CaseMine says it can remove a judgment's link from search engines in specific cases, and removes or edits a judgment only under a court order. Here is how to ask.

Researched: October 2026

Quick overview

  • CaseMine says it can de-index a judgment's link from search engines, on an email with the exact URL.
  • It considers de-indexing only for specific cases, for example matrimonial disputes and child custody.
  • Once a request is approved, search engines usually take up to 7 business days to remove the link.
  • De-indexing doesn't remove the judgment from CaseMine. Removal or redaction needs a valid court order.

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What CaseMine's takedown policy says

CaseMine says it operates as an online legal research platform and provides judgments verbatim, exactly as issued by the courts. It says it does not modify, redact or alter any part of the content.

Its Judgment Hosting and Takedown Policy covers three requests: de-indexing a link from search engines, redaction or modification of a judgment, and removal of a judgment.

De-indexing a link

CaseMine says de-indexing removes a specific link from search engines such as Google, Yahoo or Bing. It doesn't remove the judgment from its platform.

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    Copy the exact link

    Copy the exact URL of the judgment on CaseMine.

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    Email CaseMine

    Send the link to [email protected] and ask for de-indexing.

  3. 3

    Wait for the decision

    CaseMine says it considers such requests only for specific cases, for example matrimonial disputes and child custody.

  4. 4

    Search engines update

    CaseMine says that once a request is approved, search engines usually take up to 7 business days to remove the link.

Court orders

Removal

If you have a relevant court order directing the removal of a judgment from CaseMine, you send a copy to [email protected]. CaseMine says it will only comply if there is a valid court order authorizing removal.

Redaction or modification

CaseMine says it does not alter, redact specific details from, or modify judgments. If a competent court directs such changes, a copy of the order is sent to [email protected].

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If the record stays

De-indexing removes only the CaseMine link from search results. The judgment itself stays on CaseMine unless a court order directs otherwise.

Search suppression moves a record that stays published down in search results, and Google De-indexing applies where a page is eligible. We tell you which situation you're in before any work begins.

Common questions

Can CaseMine remove a judgment?

CaseMine says that if you have a relevant court order directing the removal of a judgment from its platform, you send a copy to [email protected]. It says it will only comply if there is a valid court order authorizing removal.

Can a judgment be removed from Google without a court order?

CaseMine says de-indexing removes a specific link from search engines such as Google, Yahoo or Bing, without removing the judgment from its platform. It says it considers such requests only for specific cases, for example matrimonial disputes and child custody.

How do I request de-indexing?

CaseMine says to send an email to [email protected] with the exact link (URL) of the judgment on CaseMine.

How long until the link disappears from search?

CaseMine says that once a request is approved, search engines usually take up to 7 business days to remove the link.

Will CaseMine redact my name from a judgment?

CaseMine says it does not alter, redact specific details from, or modify judgments, which it reproduces verbatim as they appear in the official court records. It says redaction, anonymization or modification happens only if a competent court directs it, with a copy of the order sent to [email protected].

Do I pay if the record isn't removed?

Our removal services are no-removal, no-fee: you're invoiced only once we achieve the removal defined in your Service Agreement. Search suppression is billed for the work performed.

Related

Also listed on another court-records site? See our CourtListener, Justia, PlainSite, UniCourt or judyrecords guides, or the full Court Records Removal service. Search suppression moves a record down, and Google De-indexing covers pages that shouldn't appear in Google at all.

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