Hotline FAQs 

Yes. Call or submit the form any time and any day.

Yes.  All the information and resources provided by the attorneys responding to the hotline are complimentary.  And, if you have a case where they can take you on as a client for civil action, you will not be responsible for upfront costs, as the attorneys will be paid only from proceeds from any settlement.

Your intake is done by a specialist in helping sexual violence victims as part of the law firm. Your information is not released to the public or made available to anyone other than those who need to evaluate it to best help you. If you become a client of the firm, you will be protected by attorney-client privilege as well.

Please call 911. The hotline is NOT connected to local police departments or hospitals.

Yes, but the intake specialist will likely need to contact your parent or guardian if you are a minor.

The call goes to an intake specialist who has trauma-informed training to best support victims when they call. They will go over how the hotline works and collect information about your situation so that the attorneys can explain all your legal options and offer you free resources.

Unfortunately, the hotline is only for situations that happened in the United States or tied to an entity in the United States.

The statute of limitations varies from case to case based on lots of variables. We encourage you to call to learn about your options.

You will be asked about when, where and what happened to you. You will be asked to provide your name and contact information. You are not required to answer any question, but assistance can best be provided with as must detail as you can give.

Whether you submit a form or call, our legal team’s response time is typically within 3-4 business days, but may be up to 6 weeks for certain cases. We appreciate your patience, as each case needs to be reviewed and assigned to one of our vetted legal team members.