Abuse
You’ve gone through something unimaginable and while we can’t erase what happened, we can try to help you move forward.
Types of Abuse
Abuse can take many different forms, including (but not limited to) physical abuse, emotional abuse, and sexual abuse.
Physical Abuse - Involves any intentional act of violence or harm, such as hitting, pinching, pushing, punching, or kicking.
Emotional Abuse - Involves behaviors such as verbal harassment, isolation, or manipulation that are intended to bully, control, or intimidate the victim.
Sexual Abuse - Involves any unwanted sexual activity (behaviors such as touching, kissing, or intercourse) that is forced upon another person without their consent.
Abuse can have a profound and long-lasting impact on the victim, including physical injuries, emotional trauma, and difficulty forming future heathy relationships. It’s important for victims of abuse to seek support, contact the authorities, and take legal action.
What To Do If You Or A Loved One Is A Victim?
If you or a loved one are being abused, it’s important to seek help and support as soon as possible. You may feel scared or unsure how to proceed, but it’s important to know you are not alone and help is available. It’s important to inform the authorities and gather any evidence (i.e. emails, texts, photos, medical records, notes…). Remember, you have the right to live free from abuse.
If you are in immediate danger please dial 911.
You deserve justice and compensation for your suffering. We understand the sensitive nature of these cases. Our lawyers and staff will guide you through the legal process compassionately and diligently so that you get the justice you deserve. Contact our experienced abuse attorneys today.
