Free network-wide removal
Request removal from our directory network
An authorised firm representative can email gabriel@findlawfirm.com.au to request removal of the firm’s profile from all 10 websites. A paid membership is not required.
Email a removal requestWhat to include
- Firm name.
- Relevant profile URL or URLs, if known.
- The firm’s official website.
- Your name and role.
- Confirmation that you are authorised to act for the firm.
- Confirmation that you want removal across all 10 network websites.
Where possible, send the request from the firm’s official email domain. Do not send identity documents or sensitive legal information through ordinary email. You do not need to locate every profile before making the request.
Manual review and third-party caches
Requests are reviewed manually. We may seek reasonable confirmation of authority to prevent unauthorised removal. No guaranteed processing time applies.
Removal from the network does not instantly remove search engine results, archived pages or cached copies controlled by third parties.
A different option
Want to update your information instead?
Updating and maintaining firm information across 10 websites involves manual review and coordination. Our AU$99 monthly membership covers this work alongside homepage and category logo visibility and the opportunity to submit guest articles.
The paid membership process also helps discourage bulk spam, impersonation and submissions that falsely present themselves as Australian law firms. Requests are reviewed to help protect network accuracy. Payment alone does not verify a firm.
If you do not want membership and would prefer your firm’s information not to appear, you can request removal from all 10 websites at no charge.
Impersonation, privacy and harmful inaccuracies
Anyone can report suspected impersonation, a privacy concern, or materially false or misleading information without payment. These reports are reviewed independently of membership. Email gabriel@findlawfirm.com.au with the page URL and a clear explanation, but do not include sensitive identity documents unless a safer verification method is agreed.