Someone Else's Trellis Case Is Attached to Your Name

Court aggregators mix up common names more often than people expect. Here is how to untangle a mistaken Trellis profile.

How mix-ups happen

Trellis clusters cases by name string, not verified identity. Two John Millers in the same county can end up cross-linked in search suggestions.

A client in Texas found a felony docket belonging to a different man who shared his name and birth year. Recruiters stopped returning calls within a week.

Documenting you are not the party

Collect government ID, proof of address during the case dates, and the incorrect Trellis URL. Compare docket addresses and middle initials line by line.

Courts rarely delete public filings for someone else's mistake, but aggregators sometimes split profiles when you show clear mismatch evidence.

What a successful correction looks like

We separated the Texas client's profile from the unrelated criminal matter, then cleared cached Google snippets that quoted the wrong case type.

If your name collides with a stranger's docket, Trellis Law Removal plus Google search removal is usually faster than lawsuits against the platform. Book a free consultation with screenshots ready.

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