Central Indiana Sex Crimes Defense
If you have been charged with a sex crime or you are being investigated by law enforcement for possible involvement in a sexual offense, the most important thing to do is get in touch with an experienced lawyer as fast as possible. Before you go on the record or talk to anyone — law enforcement, friends, family or a spouse — you need to know your rights and understand how any statement you make can impact your life for decades to come.
At The Law Office of Eskew & Bailey in Indianapolis, our attorneys put proven experience to work in a wide range of sex crimes cases. Our trial lawyers have taken hundreds of cases to court and know how to build a defense that challenges the prosecution and works to find solutions for you.
A Serious Criminal Charge That Can Affect the Rest of Your Life
Prosecutors and police aggressively pursue all sex crime allegations. Their goal is simple: if you have been charged with a sex crime, they want to put you in jail. You need a lawyer who can match the state's level of preparation and investigation.
Rely on our experienced criminal defense lawyers for guidance, counsel and support in cases of:
- Rape
- Sexual Battery
- Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
- Statutory Rape
- Child Molestation
- Child Solicitation
- Child Pornography
- Sexting
- Failure to Register as a Sex Offender
Like most felonies, a sex crime charge alone can have an instantaneous and devastating impact on your career, your family and life as you know it, and the consequences can be genuinely life changing. Along with jail and possible probation, a sex crime conviction carries the likelihood of having to register as a sex offender.
With so much on the line, you want dependable, experienced and knowledgeable legal counsel on your side.
Focused on Your Case
If you are involved in a sex crimes case, call our lawyers at 888-488-8396 or 317-489-0497 or contact us online before you talk to anyone. We offer a free initial consultation and case review at our downtown office, or we can meet with you in jail to discuss your case and your defense.
