This is one of the most common questions we hear. And while we would love to tell all who endured childhood sexual abuse that the law provides access to financial resources, it simply doesn’t. Every day, we receive questions asking, “Does this apply to my scenario?”

The best way for us to answer that question is through a conversation.

We have a trauma-informed team that has worked with thousands of clients across Canada. We speak with many people across Canada each year about these situations. When a situation doesn’t allow pursuing a civil lawsuit, we can help identify other resources that may be available.

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