Survivors of sexual assault and abuse deserve to be heard, believed, and treated with dignity. A civil claim may help a survivor seek accountability from an abuser and, in some cases, from an institution, business, school, property owner, employer, or organization that failed to take reasonable steps to protect people from known or foreseeable danger.
877-Power-Law handles these matters with privacy, care, and respect. We understand that every survivor’s situation is different, and we do not pressure anyone into a path before they understand their options.
If you are considering a civil claim after sexual assault or abuse in Michigan, a confidential consultation can help you understand your options. No attorney fee unless we collect money damages for you.
Call 877-769-3752 for a confidential case review.
This page already includes civil-claim information. These points address privacy and first-contact logistics only. This is not crisis counseling and not criminal-defense advice.
Yes. Early conversations can focus on options and documents without forcing you to publish details. Share only what you are comfortable putting in writing on a form.
Not always to start a conversation. A police report can be important evidence when it exists, but medical records, messages, and witness information may also matter. Every situation differs.
A private inquiry does not by itself file a lawsuit. Any later notice to another party would be a deliberate step discussed with you.
If you are in danger now, contact local emergency services. For confidential support resources, national and local hotlines can help while you decide on civil options.
For a confidential discussion, call 877-769-3752 or use the contact page.
These matters require privacy and precision. 877-POWER-LAW reviews potential civil claims with trauma-aware process, focusing on what can be documented and which civil paths may exist under Michigan law. We do not pressure public detail.
If you want a confidential review, contact the firm directly. Criminal and civil tracks can differ—ask about timing before deadlines.
When a family member suffers abuse, the pain is often overwhelming. Taking action is about more than a lawsuit — it’s about safety, dignity, and accountability. By standing up now, you can help protect your loved one and others who may still be at risk.
Call 877-769-3752. The consultation is free, and you pay nothing unless we recover for you.