No. Your first consultation is completely free. It’s a chance for you to share your story, ask questions, and decide if you feel comfortable working with us.
Kayla's Survivors Sexual Abuse Law Firm
Our Process
At Kayla’s Survivors, we believe that moving forward with a claim should feel empowering—not confusing. Here’s how we guide survivors through each step, from first contact to resolution, with respect, clarity, and support.
When you contact us, the first thing we do is listen. You tell us your story in your own words. No judgment. No pressure. Everything is private and confidential. We want to understand what happened, how it affected you, and what you hope to achieve.
If you decide to move forward, we begin investigating right away—gathering documents, medical records, and other evidence; interviewing witnesses and experts; and identifying the individuals or institutions responsible. We build a clear, strong case centered on your experience.
After our investigation, we sit down with you to map out possible paths. You decide how public or private you want to be, whether to pursue a lawsuit or explore settlement, and how you want the process to move forward. We explain each option transparently, so you can make informed choices.
Once a strategy is chosen, we move into legal advocacy—filing claims, negotiating with institutions, preparing for mediation, or taking your case to court. At every stage, we update you, explain what’s happening, and respect your decisions.
Legal cases are also personal journeys. We make sure you are supported emotionally and practically throughout—connecting you with counseling or advocacy services if you want them, answering your questions promptly, and adjusting our pace to fit your comfort.
When your case concludes—whether through settlement, trial, or another outcome—we ensure you fully understand what the resolution means. We discuss the impact, the benefits, and any ongoing responsibilities, while helping you look toward healing and recovery.
We believe justice goes beyond individual cases. By holding institutions accountable, we push for systemic change so that others are protected from the harms you endured.
Finding an experienced legal team that earns your trust is essential. Our attorneys are not only experienced litigators—they are advocates trained to support survivors with empathy and integrity. We understand the sensitive nature of sexual abuse cases and offer trauma-informed representation every step of the way. With decades of experience and a team of expert sexual abuse attorneys, we have the resources and resolve to take on powerful institutions and win. Whether you’re ready to file a lawsuit or are just exploring your options, we are here to listen and help.
What Makes Us DifferentNo. Your first consultation is completely free. It’s a chance for you to share your story, ask questions, and decide if you feel comfortable working with us.
Not necessarily. Many cases are resolved through confidential settlements. If a trial becomes the best path, we’ll prepare you fully and stand with you every step of the way.
It depends. Some cases resolve in a matter of months; others, especially those involving large institutions, can take longer. We’ll give you an honest estimate once we know more about your case.
You may still have options. Laws about time limits (called “statutes of limitations”) vary by state and by type of case. We’ll carefully review your situation to see what paths remain open.
Yes. Everything you share with us is confidential. You control how public or private your case becomes, and nothing moves forward without your consent.
That’s okay. Reaching out doesn’t commit you to anything. Sometimes survivors just need information or someone to listen. You can take time to decide what feels right.
Survivors of sexual abuse have the right to pursue justice through a civil lawsuit, even if the abuse occurred many years ago or during childhood. In institutional abuse cases, accountability goes beyond the individual perpetrator. It also extends to the organization that allowed the abuse to happen—whether through negligence, lack of oversight, or deliberate cover-up. Click here to learn more.
Finding the right attorney is easier than you think! Just click the link below, answer a few simple questions about your situation, and we’ll match you to an experienced attorney who can help. There’s no obligation, and you won’t pay a penny unless we win your case.
When you decide to take a stand, it matters—not only for you, but for others. Taking action doesn’t have to look one way. It can be legal, it can be personal, or it can be both. Below are reasons many survivors find meaning, power, and hope in coming forward.
