Allegation for sexual assault

Don't post any more details. Don't talk to the police, CPS/DCF, the school, your family or anyone else about the matter. Hire a criminal defense attorney with experience in dealing with child sexual abuse cases immediately. You and your wife may also need to hire CPS/DCF defense attorneys if you are interested in keeping your family together and preventing DCF from removing your children from your home. You can use the Find a Lawyer function here on attorneyqna.com or a local, county or state bar association lawyer referral service to find Child Abuse Defense, Criminal Defense, CPS/DCF Defense Attorneys.

Do not discuss your case on this website. Contact a Defense Attorney right away. This is a very serious allegation and a competent attorney is needed.

As the other lawyer have said, you need to call a criminal defense lawyer right now. Don't talk to anyone else until you talk to a lawyer.

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