Childhood Sexual Abuse Lawyer in Tacoma, WA
Your Story, Your Rights, Your Timeline
If you or someone you care about has experienced childhood sexual abuse—whether recently or years ago—you are not alone. Our Tacoma-based law firm is here to provide confidential, trauma-informed support and legal guidance to survivors and their families, wherever you are in your healing process.
You do not have to decide anything right away. We offer information, practical help, and a listening ear—so you can explore your options at your own pace, without pressure or obligation.
Understand Your Rights Under Washington Law
Washington’s laws for survivors have changed to recognize that trauma’s impact is long-lasting and discovery often takes time. You may have more legal options than you realize, even if the abuse happened long ago. For a detailed explanation of the law—including a plain-language breakdown of the statute of limitations—visit our resource:
Know the Law: RCW 4.16.340 — Washington’s Statute of Limitations for Childhood Sexual Abuse
On our Know the Law resource page, you can get a detailed understanding of how Washington law applies to survivors. Instead of just legal text, you’ll find a plain-English explanation, answers to key questions, and what recent changes mean for you.
- The full law text (RCW 4.16.340)
- An explanation of when and how survivors can take legal action
- Recent updates giving survivors more flexibility and power
- Answers to common legal questions, including multi-incident cases and deadlines
What to Expect When You Reach Out
We know reaching out can feel daunting. Here’s what happens if you contact us
Confidentiality
Everything you share is private and handled with care
No Pressure
You decide what to share, and whether (or when) to take any legal steps
Clear Information
We explain your rights, options, and what to expect if you choose to move forward
Compassionate Support
Our team is trauma-informed and respects your comfort and autonomy
How We Support Survivors
We believe in making the legal process accessible, respectful, and guided by your comfort. Here’s how we support survivors every step of the way:
Free, Confidential Consultations
Ask questions, share your story if you wish, or just learn about your rights—no cost, no obligation
Survivor-Led Advocacy
We work at your pace, respecting your wishes every step of the way
Guidance Beyond The Law
If you want, we can connect you with local support organizations, counseling, or survivor resources
No Surprises
If you choose to move forward, we’ll outline every step and handle the legal details so you can focus on your well-being
Support, Resources, and Next Steps
Support is available even if you’re not sure about legal action. You can take your time and decide what’s right for you.
- Free, confidential consultations are available to talk through your situation.
- Every conversation is private and you decide how much you want to share.
- You do not have to make a decision right away—learning your options is a step toward taking back control.
Supportive Resources:
- RAINN (National Sexual Assault Hotline) – 1-800-656-HOPE
- Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs (WCSAP)
- Sexual Violence Law Center (SVLC)
- RCW 4.16.340 – Full Law Text (Washington State Legislature)
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about your rights, your options, or what the process actually looks like?
Visit our FAQ for Survivors for plain-language answers to common concerns—including time limits, anonymity, costs, and what happens if you’re not ready to take legal action.
If your question isn’t covered there, you can always contact us directly for a confidential conversation—no pressure, ever.
Ready to Talk, or Just Want to Know More?
You don’t have to go through this alone, and you don’t have to make any decisions until you’re ready. Whether you want information, resources, or just a private conversation, our team is here to help—on your terms, at your pace.