About Sexual Abuse within the LDS/Mormon Church
Individuals who have experienced sexual abuse by someone within the LDS/Mormon Church may suffer significant trauma that can affect their physical, mental, and financial well-being. Many survivors may need to seek professional therapy to help them cope with the aftermath of the abuse. Additionally, the medical costs and lost wages associated with the abuse can quickly add up, resulting in financial harm.
Although perpetrators of sexual abuse can be punished in criminal court, victims may not receive compensation unless they file a sexual assault lawsuit. It is important for survivors to know their legal rights and options, including seeking compensation for the harm they have endured. Taking legal action can provide survivors with a sense of justice and closure, as well as the financial resources necessary to help them heal and move forward with their lives.
Victims of LDS/Mormon Church Sex Abuse
Sexual abuse can affect individuals of all ages, including men and women, and both children and adults. The abuse can be perpetrated by anyone within the LDS Church, including officials and clergy. Institutional sexual abuse often occurs when the abuser exploits the power imbalance created by these institutions and is covered up or hidden by the Church.
We strongly believe that all survivors of sexual abuse deserve the opportunity to hold their abusers accountable for their actions. We understand the trauma that victims of sexual abuse endure and the impact it can have on their lives. We are committed to helping survivors navigate the legal system and pursue justice for the harm they have suffered. We are dedicated to holding institutions accountable for enabling or failing to prevent sexual abuse from occurring.
About the Lawsuit
If you or a loved one suffered physical and/or emotional trauma as a result of abuse from someone within the LDS/Mormon Church, you may be eligible for compensation. Fill out the form above to find out.
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