Filing a Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against Discord: What Families Should Know

Legally Reviewed by Matthew Dolman

All content published on FileAbuseLawsuit.com is reviewed for legal accuracy by Attorney Matthew Dolman, who is a nationally recognized trial attorney and founding partner of Dolman Law Group. Matt has built his career fighting for people involved in high-stakes, complex mass tort, catastrophic injury, and sexual abuse lawsuits. Matt has developed a reputation for being one of the best trial attorneys in the country and a skilled and fearless advocate for sexual abuse survivors. While most civil attorneys never see the inside of a courtroom, Matt has never been afraid to take on the biggest corporations, organizations, and governments in the US.

As of March 2026, Dolman Law Group has obtained over $700 million in combined verdicts and settlements for survivors of institutional negligence and sexual abuse. Matt Dolman has been one of the lead attorneys nationally in litigation against Roblox and Discord. In fact, Dolman Law Group has filed more lawsuits against Discord for the sexual predation of children than any other firm in the nation.

Matt and the Dolman Law Group are considered thought leaders in sexual abuse litigation, along with sexual predation facilitated by tech companies and online gaming platforms. Over the past few years, Matt and other lawyers at Dolman Law Group have been interviewed by nearly every popular news platform and digital publication to discuss litigation against tech platforms for failing to prevent the sexual predation and grooming of children. Some of the most notable interviews he has done include The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, People, and the New York Post. In addition to these outlets, Matt has appeared in pieces by ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox News.

Matt has handled thousands of sexual abuse cases and has fought, and continues to fight, some of the biggest corporations, institutions, and even government agencies, to obtain justice for abuse survivors. Matt's goal is to hold Discord accountable for failing to protect children.

What are the recent Discord lawsuits about? The recent string of Discord lawsuits is based on claims that predators are using the Discord platform for the sexual abuse of minors, including grooming and exploiting children, often after being contacted initially on platforms like Roblox. Families are accusing Discord of failing to implement sufficient safety features and of allowing the abuse to continue, despite knowing about it, in the name of profits and user growth.

Phones are glued to our kids' hands. We all know that.

But we also know our kids.

Seemingly out of nowhere, you might notice they are spending more time than usual on their phone, or you see a quick click to shut off their screen, or you notice a sudden change in mood after they've been on their phone for a while.

Something has changed in your child, and you have a bad feeling.

Unfortunately, this is becoming all too common across the country.

Lately, many families are discovering that online predators are using platforms like Discord to contact, engage, and exploit their children, even if they raised a responsible child.

At first, these changes can be brushed off as ordinary growing pains. But some parents are learning a devastating truth: their child is being sexually exploited or abused on Discord or some other platform.

Across the country, families are discovering that predators are using platforms like Discord and Roblox to target young users for nefarious reasons. And what makes this reality even harder to accept is that these companies have promoted themselves as safe spaces for children, while behind the scenes, there are serious gaps in protection.

In response, more families are taking their fight to the courts. They are filing lawsuits not only against the online predators who caused harm but also against the platforms that facilitated child exploitation, grooming, and abuse.

Dolman Law Group has been a pioneer in litigation against both internet platforms and online gaming platforms. Our lawsuits argue tech companies such as Discord ignored clear risks, offered inadequate safeguards, and gave parents a false sense of security.

For many, going to court is not simply about financial relief. It's about forcing accountability and creating change so that other children are better protected in the future.

If your family has been harmed through abuse linked to Discord, you do not have to face it alone. Reach out to Dolman Law Group today to connect with an experienced sexual abuse lawyer and take the first step toward justice.

What is the Discord Lawsuit?

The Discord lawsuit alleges this platform facilitated the exploitation, grooming, and in-person physical sexual abuse of children. Additionally, these lawsuits allege that Discord negligently designed and constructed their platform. These design choices enable child sexual exploitation and facilitate the grooming of children by sexual predators. Discord ignored obvious child safety concerns and cut corners as they prioritized user growth in an effort to pump up their valuation.

Discord has long known of sexually explicit conversations and sexually explicit photos involving children, yet chose not to take action.

For the past five years in a row, Discord has been named to the "Dirty Dozen" by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) as a tech entity that facilitates the grooming, exploitation, and physical sexual assault of children.

The "dirty dozen" is a yearly list of the worst social media platforms and social media companies in the context of facilitating child sexual predation. 

Discord has failed to prevent children from gaining access to channels with sexually explicit images, sexual conversations, and both sexual and violent content.

They also failed to provide parental controls to inhibit children from accessing adult materials or inappropriate content.

We believe it is clear: Discord has failed to protect children despite knowing full well of the dangers their underage users face.

What Makes Online Sexual Exploitation Cases Unique

Most online abuse claims we handle at Dolman Law Group did not appear threatening at first. It usually begins in the same way any ordinary conversation might, with a greeting, a joke, or a question about a game. Predators understand that children want connection, and they use that knowledge to their advantage. What seems like a harmless chat to a parent passing by can quietly develop into something far more dangerous.

One of the most common patterns is slow trust building. A stranger might spend days or even months talking about school, music, or hobbies, making the child believe they are speaking with a genuine friend. Once that trust is in place, the conversation begins to change. The topics become more personal, and the child starts to feel that the relationship is special. By that stage, the predator has already gained influence.

Another tactic is the use of gifts or rewards. A predator might offer in-game items, digital money, or access to special content. To a young person, this feels exciting and generous, but the reality is more troubling. Those gifts often come with strings attached, and the child may feel pressure to give something in return, even if it makes them uncomfortable.

Secrecy is almost always part of the process. Offenders often tell children that their parents would not understand or that what they share together must stay private. This creates a hidden relationship where the predator can exert more control. Once the secrecy takes hold, it becomes much harder for a child to reach out for help.

In some cases, the abuse escalates further through threats. A predator who gains access to personal information or private images may use them as leverage. They might warn the child that the material will be shared unless they cooperate. This form of coercion traps many young victims, leaving them fearful and ashamed. Further, this takes a toll on a child's mental health.

What makes these situations so dangerous is how ordinary they can look from the outside. A child may seem to be chatting about harmless topics, and parents may not notice that the tone of the conversation has shifted. By the time the warning signs are clear, the child may already feel stuck in a cycle of manipulation.

The Risks Built Into Discord’s Design

Discord was created to give people an easy way to connect, whether for gaming, school projects, or community groups. Its flexibility is part of what has made it so popular. Yet many of the same features that encourage connection can also be misused by predators.

Private Servers

One of the biggest concerns is Discord's private servers. These spaces allow groups to communicate without oversight from the public or from parents. While some servers are harmless, others give offenders a place to operate away from watchful eyes. Children who join these spaces often do not realize how little protection they have once inside.

Direct messaging

Direct messaging and private messages are another weak point. By default, strangers can reach out to young users without barriers. For a child, an unexpected message may feel exciting or friendly, but it can quickly become manipulative. Lawsuits have argued that this design flaw makes it far too easy for predators to establish contact.

Discord has repeatedly touted their safe direct messaging, but this is misleading at a minimum. Parents have relied on Discord's misrepresentations, as this tool has actually exacerbated the sexual predation of minors.

Voice chat and screen sharing

Voice chat and screen sharing raise additional risks. Unlike text, these forms of communication are harder for filters to monitor or actively police. Offenders can use them to build trust, share explicit content, or pressure children into unsafe conversations. 

Parents may not even be aware that these features exist, which adds to the difficulty of monitoring what is happening. Video chat also enables the dissemination of child sexual abuse materials. There are countless documented incidents of adults sending explicit photos to children via Discord. 

Taken together, these tools create blind spots that are difficult to close. Critics say Discord has not done enough to balance its community-driven design with the need for child safety. For families who trusted the platform's promises, the result has been devastating. The lack of safety measures has subjected minors to sextortion, grooming, and psychological trauma.

Examples of Sexual Exploitation and Grooming on Discord

The lawsuits against Discord are not built on speculation. They are rooted in a series of painful stories where children were contacted, groomed, and in some cases physically harmed after meeting predators online. These real-world cases illustrate the scale of the problem and why so many families are now turning to the courts.

One widely reported case in Iowa involved a 13-year-old who was groomed and eventually kidnapped after a predator made contact through Roblox. Court filings say the conversations later shifted to private chats, where the manipulation grew more intense. The lawsuit argues that the company failed to enforce even basic protections that could have prevented the abuse.

In Alabama, a 14-year-old girl was approached by someone posing as another teenager. The predator built trust on Roblox and then persuaded her to continue talking on Discord, where the conversation escalated into explicit exchanges. The case was highlighted by Business Insider as one of many examples of predators exploiting weak safety features.

Another family came forward after their child was lured from Roblox into Discord and then abused. They described the experience as a “real-life nightmare” and placed the blame not only on the predator but also on the companies that allowed the contact to happen. Malwarebytes reported on the lawsuit, which accused both platforms of creating an environment that made exploitation possible.

These stories are joined by high-profile actions from state officials. In New Jersey, the attorney general filed a complaint against Discord, claiming the company exaggerated its child protection measures and left minors vulnerable. That filing marked one of the first state-led challenges to the platform’s safety practices. In Louisiana, officials focused on Roblox, calling it a place where predators could easily operate because of poor age verification systems.

Each of these cases highlights a painful truth. The problem is not isolated, nor is it limited to one region of the country. Families from different states are describing similar experiences, pointing to the same design flaws and safety failures. Taken together, the lawsuits suggest that the risk to children is widespread and systemic rather than the result of a few individual offenders.

About the Roblox and Discord Lawsuit: Pursuing Justice for Children Harmed Online

On July 18, 2025, Attorney Matthew Dolman, founding partner of Dolman Law Group, filed a lawsuit in San Mateo County, California, the home jurisdiction of Roblox. The lawsuit involves allegations that a Florida minor was groomed and sexually exploited through communications that took place on Roblox and Discord.

The case raises troubling questions about whether these platforms were designed and operated in ways that exposed children to preventable harm. According to the complaint, features within the platforms allegedly made it easier for predators to initiate contact, continue communication, and exploit minors without adequate protective barriers in place.

The lawsuit filed by Dolman Law Group further alleges both Roblox and Discord marketed their services to parents as appropriate and safe for children, while failing to implement or enforce protections sufficient to prevent dangerous adult-minor interactions.

By bringing this case, Dolman Law Group aims to show that the risks to children were not remote or unexpected. Rather, the lawsuit contends that Roblox and Discord knew, or should have known, that their platforms could be used in ways that placed minors in danger, and that stronger safeguards were needed.

The broader goal is accountability. This lawsuit seeks not only to address the trauma allegedly suffered by the child involved but also to challenge conduct that may have placed other children at similar risk.

Understanding Your Legal Rights

When parents learn their child has been abused online, the first instinct is to call the police. That step is important, but it is only part of the picture. The justice system has more than one track, and families often do not realize that they can pursue both.

On one side is the criminal process. Prosecutors take the lead, gathering evidence and trying to prove that the predator broke the law. If they succeed, the offender may go to prison or face other penalties. While this brings accountability to the individual, it does not address the practical needs of the child or the family, who now have to deal with lasting consequences.

That’s where civil lawsuits come in. Instead of focusing on punishment, civil cases look at responsibility. Families can bring a claim not only against the abuser but also against the companies whose platforms made the abuse possible. In the cases tied to Discord, parents argue that the platforms overstated how safe they were while leaving dangerous gaps in their systems.

A civil lawsuit can be filed even if a criminal case has already ended. The two do not cancel each other out. In fact, evidence from a criminal trial may strengthen a civil claim. Families who go this route often seek damages to help with therapy costs, medical bills, and the other long-term burdens that abuse creates. Just as important, these lawsuits send a message to the companies involved that promises of safety must be matched with real protections.

For many parents, understanding the difference between criminal and civil law is the first step toward deciding how to move forward. One system punishes the predator. The other gives families a chance to heal, recover, and demand accountability from the platforms that failed to keep children safe.

Discord Lawsuit Update (2026)

March 18, 2026 - Florida Attorney General Issues Subpoenas and Announces Civil Investigation of Discord

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced his office has launched a civil investigation and labeled Discord as a "safe haven for child predators." Uthmeier's office sent numerous subpoenas with the goal of learning what Discord knows about specific sexual exploitation, grooming, and abuse incidents. 

More specifically, the subpoenas seek information concerning Discord's marketing materials geared towards either children or their legal guardians, wherein the platform marketed itself as safe. They are also seeking materials related to content and platform moderation

"It’s clear that predators see a safe haven on the Discord app,” Uthmeier said. “They believe that they’re protected, and that it might be harder for them to be monitored — for them to be tracked — by either parents or law enforcement."

Keep in mind that the Florida Attorney General previously sued Roblox months ago, and we believe a lawsuit against Discord is forthcoming. There is substantial documentation of the proliferation and dissemination of child sexual abuse material on Discord. We expect other state Attorney Generals to begin investigations into the systemic sexual exploitation of children on the Discord platform soon.

April 17, 2025 - New Jersey Attorney General Files Discord Lawsuit - First Attorney General to sue Discord

New Jersey became the first state in the nation to take legal action against Discord today. The lawsuit alleges Discord knowingly exposes children to online sexual predators, violent or harmful content, and sexual exploitation.

Further, the complaint alleges that Discord placed growth over profit with extremely lax safety standards. Discord knowingly ignored documented instances of sexual exploitation, grooming and the dissemination of CSAM.

Finally, the lawsuit takes issue with Discord's failure to warn parents of known dangers on the platform.

January 27, 2025 - Florida Man caught Luring Three Young Boys via Discord

A Florida man (Jacob Lozano) was sentenced to thirty-two (32) years in prison for targeting and exploiting three young boys via the Discord platform. Lozano contacted each of the three children through Discord and convinced them to create videos of themselves and send them to him.

A vigilant mother found explicit images on her 11-year-old son's phone and contacted the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Law enforcement began investigating Lozano, where they found the perpetrator had sent private direct messages to two other boys. 

August 12, 2024 - Virginia Governor Sends Letter to Discord warning of Violent Groups Targeting Children

A news article out of Virginia, highlights a growing threat of violent groups who have been targeting children on Discord. According to multiple parents interviewed in the aforementioned article, groups operating on Discord have targeted children to commit self-harm. Multiple documented suicide attempts have been reported on.

June 21, 2023 - NBC News Publishes Report on Child Sexual Predators Utilizing Discord

NBC News is the first media source to blow the proverbial whistle on the sexual exploitation of children on Discord. In a shocking report, NBC News illustrated how sexual predators utilize hidden communities and chat rooms to both groom children and trade child sexual abuse materials (CSAM - pictures of children in sexual acts). 

Additionally, NBC News uncovered 165 incidents wherein adults were prosecuted for disseminating or receiving CSAM on Discord. This includes multiple crime rings that have operated with impunity on Discord. These crime rings trade in child pornography/CSAM. The report focuses on how Discord misled parents as to the safety of their platform while possessing direct knowledge that predators utilize the site to target children. 

In many of the 165 documented incidents, adults extorted (known as sextortion) children with explicit material they threatened to reveal unless paid a bounty.

How Discord Will Defend These Lawsuits

Mandatory Arbitration

Discord (similar to Roblox) is attempting to force minor sexual abuse survivors into binding arbitration, which is stated within their terms of service. It is worth noting, in the social media harm litigation; Meta and Snap (Snapchat) both opted not to enforce the same mandatory arbitration provision that was in their terms of service. Further, in the Roblox lawsuit, Meta and Snap have been named as co-defendants in many cases and have again opted not to enforce binding arbitration.

At the time of writing this article, both Roblox and Discord are attempting to force minor sexual abuse survivors into arbitration. We strongly believe this argument or strategy will inevitably fail for Discord.

Notwithstanding the mass of arguments plaintiffs have at their disposal against any attempt to compel a minor to participate in arbitration, we now have the Ending Forced Arbitration Act (EFAA), enacted into law in March of 2022. The EFAA prevents victims of sexual abuse from being forced into mandatory arbitration.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

Section 230 serves to immunize internet platforms from content posted by a third party. However, a recent decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals creates a roadmap for pleading around Section 230 by arguing this is nothing more than a design defect case. It is our belief that Discord was negligently designed and was never safe in its original construct. 

What a Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Can Achieve

Deciding to file a lawsuit after online abuse is rarely about legal strategy alone. It is often about finding a way forward. The court system can provide recognition, accountability, and resources that help families rebuild after a devastating experience.

One of the clearest outcomes is financial support. The cost of therapy, medical care, and long-term counseling can be overwhelming. A civil case gives families the chance to recover damages that ease those burdens. Having access to proper care can make a significant difference in how a child heals, both emotionally and physically.

A lawsuit also allows families to speak out in a setting where their voices are heard. Abuse often leaves children and parents feeling isolated, as though no one else could understand what they are facing. By taking their story to court, survivors gain acknowledgment that what happened was real, serious, and deserving of justice. That recognition can be an important part of the healing process.

Beyond the personal impact, lawsuits serve a larger purpose. They put pressure on companies like Discord and Roblox to strengthen safety measures and honor the commitments they make to users. When platforms face legal consequences, they are more likely to change how they operate. Each case has the potential to make these digital spaces safer for the next generation of children.

In the end, a sexual abuse lawsuit is about more than money. It is about protecting a child’s future, holding corporations accountable, and giving families the chance to move forward with strength and support.

Steps Families Can Take to Filing a Discord Abuse Lawsuit

For families coping with the aftermath of online abuse, the idea of going to court can feel intimidating. The process becomes easier to understand when it is taken one step at a time.

The first step is to preserve evidence. Conversations, images, usernames, and even small details can make a difference. Screenshots and saved chat logs often become very important later, and once they are gone, they are almost impossible to recover. Parents are encouraged to collect everything they can before accounts are closed or messages vanish.

The next step is reporting what happened. Police should be contacted so that an investigation can begin. Filing a report with the platforms involved, like Discord, is also important because it creates a documented trail that can be useful later in court.

Once those urgent steps are taken, families should speak with a lawyer who understands sexual abuse cases. An attorney can explain the legal options, guide parents through what to expect, and help decide whether filing a civil lawsuit is the right choice. Having legal support early often prevents mistakes and gives families confidence that someone is standing with them.

Filing the lawsuit itself is the stage that follows. This part involves preparing a formal complaint, naming the parties who share responsibility, and submitting the case to the court. The process can take time, but each stage brings families closer to the accountability they are seeking.

The steps are not easy, and no parent ever expects to take them. Yet each action offers a way to reclaim control, to demand justice, and to push for change that will protect other children in the future.

Warning Signs Parents Should Watch For

While lawsuits highlight how companies failed to protect children, prevention also begins at home. Parents cannot monitor every interaction, but they can look for changes in behavior that may signal grooming or abuse. Being aware of these warning signs can make it easier to intervene early.

Common Red Flags

• Sudden secrecy about devices: A child who once used the computer or phone openly may begin hiding screens or closing apps quickly.
  
• Changes in mood or personality: Anxiety, withdrawal, or irritability without clear explanation can be signs of manipulation.
  
• New online “friends”: If a child mentions someone older or becomes protective of a relationship they refuse to explain, this may be a cause for concern.
  
• Unexplained gifts or money: Predators sometimes send digital currency, game credits, or even physical items to gain trust.
  
• Excessive time spent online: Long hours on apps like Discord, especially late at night, may suggest involvement in conversations parents are not aware of.
  

Parents who see one or more of these changes should approach the child with patience and openness. Asking gentle questions rather than reacting with anger makes it more likely that a child will share what is happening.

If concerns are confirmed, families should report the behavior to authorities and consider seeking legal guidance. Platforms may claim they provide safety features, but lawsuits show that these protections often fail in practice. That is where FileAbuseLawsuit.com becomes an important resource, connecting families with attorneys who understand both the warning signs and the legal options available.

How FileAbuseLawsuit.com Helps Discord Abuse Survivors

Taking legal action after online abuse can feel overwhelming, especially for families already carrying the weight of trauma. Having the right support makes a difficult process more manageable. That is where FileAbuseLawsuit.com comes in.

We connect families with attorneys who have experience in handling sexual abuse cases. These lawyers understand the unique challenges that come with abuse tied to online platforms. They know how to gather evidence, frame arguments, and hold large companies accountable for the role they play in allowing predators to reach children.

Just as important, the attorneys reached through FileAbuseLawsuit.com approach each case with compassion. Parents often feel guilt, anger, and confusion, while children may be fearful or reluctant to talk about what happened. A lawyer who understands these emotions can guide families gently while still fighting aggressively in court.

From the first conversation, families are given clear explanations of their options. The process of filing a lawsuit is broken down into manageable steps so parents know what to expect and when. Legal teams also take on the burden of dealing with the courts and corporate defense attorneys, allowing families to focus on healing rather than paperwork and deadlines.

For families who have felt powerless, FileAbuseLawsuit.com offers a path forward. It is not only about financial compensation. It is about having a voice, demanding accountability, and helping to make online spaces safer for other children.

Frequently Asked Questions About Filing a Discord Abuse Lawsuit

Can families file a lawsuit if abuse happened through Discord?

Yes. If a child was groomed, exploited, or sexually abused through communications on Discord, families may be able to pursue a civil claim. The exact legal options depend on the facts, including how the abuse occurred, what role the platform may have played, and which state’s law applies.

Is it possible to sue Discord or other platforms for child sexual abuse?

In some cases, families have alleged that platforms such as Discord and other online services failed to protect minors from foreseeable harm. These claims may involve allegations about dangerous design features, inadequate moderation, failures to respond to reports, or other conduct that may have allowed abuse to occur or continue.

Can a case still be filed if the predator was arrested or convicted?

Yes. A criminal case against the offender is separate from a civil lawsuit. Even if the perpetrator has already been arrested, charged, or convicted, families may still be able to pursue compensation for the harm suffered and investigate whether other parties may also bear legal responsibility.

What evidence can help support a Discord abuse lawsuit?

Helpful evidence may include Discord messages, usernames, screenshots, account details, reports made to the platform, police records, forensic downloads, medical or counseling records, and any communications showing grooming, coercion, threats, or exploitation. A lawyer can often help preserve and obtain additional records.

Does a family need screenshots or chat logs before speaking with a lawyer?

No. While screenshots, messages, and account information can be helpful, families should not assume they need a complete evidence file before reaching out. An attorney can often help identify what evidence exists, how to preserve it, and what steps should be taken next.

Will a child’s identity remain private in a Discord sexual abuse lawsuit?

In many cases, courts allow child sexual abuse survivors to proceed using initials or another protected identifier to help preserve privacy. The process varies by court and case, but protecting the survivor’s identity is often a major concern handled early in the litigation.

What are the warning signs of grooming or sexual exploitation on Discord?

Warning signs may include secretive behavior around devices, sudden use of unfamiliar usernames or servers, contact with unknown adults, requests to move conversations to private channels, sexualized language, pressure to send images, threats, blackmail, or noticeable emotional changes such as fear, withdrawal, or shame.

What compensation may be available in a Discord sexual abuse lawsuit?

Depending on the case, compensation may include damages for counseling, psychological treatment, medical care, emotional distress, and other long-term effects of the abuse. In some cases, additional damages may also be sought based on the specific conduct alleged.

How long do families have to file a Discord abuse lawsuit?

The deadline depends on state law. Some states have extended or revived filing periods for child sexual abuse claims, while others apply different rules depending on the survivor’s age, when the abuse was discovered, and who is being sued. Because these deadlines can be complicated, it is important to speak with a lawyer as early as possible.

What should parents do if they suspect a child is being targeted on Discord?

Parents should focus first on the child’s safety and emotional well-being. It may help to preserve messages, screenshots, usernames, linked accounts, and device evidence without altering or deleting them. Reporting the situation to law enforcement and seeking legal guidance can also be important next steps.

Why choose FileAbuseLawsuit.com instead of finding a lawyer directly?
The site connects families with attorneys who already have experience in sexual abuse cases. This saves parents from searching blindly and ensures they are matched with lawyers who know how to handle sensitive cases involving online platforms.

Speak with a Sexual Abuse Lawyer Through FileAbuseLawsuit.com

The rise in lawsuits against Discord demonstrates that families are no longer willing to accept empty promises of safety. Parents are demanding answers, children deserve protection, and courts are now being asked to decide how much responsibility these companies must carry. What was once seen as harmless gaming or chatting has, in too many cases, turned into a painful reality for families across the country.

Legal action cannot erase the harm, but it can bring recognition, support, and accountability. For families, filing a lawsuit is not only about compensation. It is about sending a message that safety must come before profit, and that companies must take meaningful steps to prevent abuse on their platforms.

If your family has been harmed through abuse connected to Discord or another online space, you do not have to face it alone. Contact FileAbuseLawsuit.com today to be connected with an experienced sexual abuse lawyer who can guide you with compassion and fight for the justice your family deserves.