Watch this video to learn about the child victim act statute of limitations and how to ensure your rights are protected before it’s too late.
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Question:
What is the statute of limitations for the Child Victims Act?
Answer:
Something you need to know is that once the
Child Victims Act is enacted in the summer of 2019, any abuse that occurs thereafter, you’ve a much longer period of time to bring a claim on your behalf. The new statute will give a person until 55 years old to bring a civil claim and 28 years old to bring criminal charges against the perpetrator.
Were you or a loved one abused as a child and have questions about the child victims act statute of limitations? Contact a Buffalo clergy abuse lawyer at Andrews, Bernstein & Maranto, PLLC today for a free confidential consultation and case evaluation. Let our experience work for you.