Falsely Accused of Child Sexual Abuse

Keeping children safe and protected is a serious matter that asks for the entire community to keep an eye out for their best interests. Being falsely accused of child abuse or child sexual abuse can be both a legal and personal blow to your mental state and your career. Those who are convicted often face long prison sentences and irreparable damage to their reputation both while they are in jail and when they return back to society. This experience is especially traumatic  when it is all a mistake. If you have been charged with a sex crime, its imperative that you get the right representation from a qualified, skilled Dallas child sexual abuse defense attorney. Unfortunately, child abuse is an accusation that many believe all too quickly. The police will be relentless is trying to obtain a confession from you and will spend endless hours attempting to charge you with this heinous crime.

The right sex abuse lawyer can protect you during the investigation, safeguard your privacy and guide you on what questions you should or should not answer during the investigation.  Answering police questions without correct representation could compromise your case and discredit you. As a child sexual abuse lawyer, Sindhu Alexander is ready for that fight, and is committed to fighting for you and your reputation. Don’t let unreliable allegations and insufficient evidence for sex crime charges due to lack of representation be the cause you go to jail!

Charged With Child Sexual Abuse?

If you’ve been accused of a child abuse sex crime, you have a tough fight ahead of you. But with a strong investigation, evidence on your side, and Dallas child abuse defense attorney Sindhu Alexander fighting for you every step of the way you get your best chance at getting past the nightmare and getting back to a place where you can move forward with your life. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Child abuse is defined as:

Acts of Commission (Child Abuse)

Words or overt actions that cause harm, potential harm, or threat of harm to a child. Acts of commission are deliberate and intentional; however, harm to a child may or may not be the intended consequence. Intentionality only applies to the caregivers’ acts-not the consequences of those acts. For example, a caregiver may intend to hit a child as punishment (i.e., hitting the child is not accidental or unintentional) but not intend to cause the child to have a concussion. The following types of maltreatment involve acts of commission:

• Physical abuse
• Sexual abuse
• Psychological abuse

Sexual Child Abuse Attorney in Dallas – Fort Worth

Before starting the Law Office of Sindhu Alexander in 2002, Alexander spent the beginning of her career in the Dallas County District Attorney’s office where she worked child abuse cases for the prosecution and participated in hundreds of jury trials as a former child abuse prosecutor. This experience is an invaluable asset to someone who needs a North Texas Sexual Child Abuse Lawyer for people falsely accused of child abuse and sexual assault.

Having been on the other side, Attorney Sindhu Alexander knows first hand what it takes to be acquitted of this type of crime, and the challenge defendants face even without sufficient evidence. Because of this, Alexander not only brings her “A” game to client’s trials and negotiations, but is committed to seeing that every cases gets the thorough investigation it deserves.