Home address removal for judges, prosecutors and court staff
Daniel's Law exists because a federal judge's son was murdered at her home by someone who found her address online. The threat model for the judiciary is specific, documented and has already produced fatalities. Your name appears in every opinion you write, which makes you unusually easy to search for.
Shield
For people whose home address being public is a physical risk.
- Coverage
- 1,000+ sources plus a manual sweep
- Cadence
- Rescanned weekly
Why the generic advice doesn't fit
Most privacy guidance is written for someone with no particular threat. Yours is specific, so the priorities change.
- Your professional name is permanently and correctly public. The goal is severing the link between that name and your home, not obscuring your identity.
- Court staff and clerks are frequently targeted alongside judges and are almost never covered by the same protections.
- Household members need the same treatment simultaneously.
- 01Free people-search sites for you and every household member, same day.
- 02Address-indexed and property-value sites.
- 03Property record redaction where your state allows it for judicial officers.
- 04Any bar directory, alumni listing or professional profile publishing a home address.
- 05Continuous monitoring, because exposure often follows a specific ruling.
Two fields, no account, no card. See what is actually out there before deciding anything.
Instruments available specifically to you
These carry more force than an opt-out request, and most people in your position do not know they exist.
New Jersey's Daniel's Law covers active and former judges and their cohabiting immediate family, with a 10-day removal window and statutory damages of $1,000 per violation. The statute is being actively litigated and should be used with counsel.
Many states provide judicial-officer address confidentiality for property and voter records.
Federal judiciary personnel have additional protections under federal law.
The sites to take down first
Free and unpaywalled, which means anyone can use them with no account and no skill. These are the real risk.
Who else we write for
- Survivors of domestic violence and stalking
- Law enforcement officers
- Doctors, nurses and healthcare workers
- Teachers and school staff
- Journalists and researchers
- Social workers and child protection staff
- Therapists and mental health clinicians
- Public officials and election workers
- Executives and board members
- Military service members and veterans