Yet another Catholic Church scandal is making news in Guam. Over twenty alleged sex abuse victims in Guam have spoken out about the Catholic sex abuse they endured. Advocates for the twenty alleged sex abuse victims want the Catholic Church and the Archdiocese to publish the names of the priests that are accused of Catholic priest abuse if they have worked or still work on Guam. It seems nowhere is immune to clergy abuse, priest abuse, and church sexual abuse these days.
If you have a sexual abuse, Catholic priest abuse, clergy abuse, or even rabbi abuse case in Guam and you need the representation of an experienced, talented clergy abuse attorney, contact Sam Rogatinsky of the Rogatinsky Firm now. Mr. Rogatinsky is a serious advocate for sex abuse, clergy abuse, and church sex abuse survivors. The details of your case will be handled with strict confidence. Call Mr. Rogatinsky on the toll free number listed here on this site. You can even call him on his cell phone number, (954) 995-3805. Call any time of the day or night as sex abuse, priest abuse and clergy abuse cases are time sensitive matters. If you don’t get Mr. Rogatinsky when you call, leave a message and he will call you back right away.
Mr. Rogatinsky will even arrange help from an experienced sex abuse and clergy abuse therapist if need be. He will put you in contact with organizations like http://www.crusadeagainstclergyabuse.com/ and http://www.d2l.org so they can provide you with the guidance and support that you need.
If you have a clergy abuse, priest abuse, church sex abuse, or sex abuse case in Guam, time is of the essence. The Archdiocese of Agana is fighting two different bills that are looking to remove the Statute of Limitations on child sex crimes. The bills also want to allow a 2 year Statute of Limitations for civil cases to be filed against sex abusers as well.
The Archdiocese is actively opposing Bill 34-31 with the argument that it is being created to target the Catholic church, not to protect innocent child sex abuse victims. The Archdiocese fears the bill as it will retroactively suspend the Statute of Limitation, allowing older clergy abuse and sex abuse injury suits to be filed.
The other Bill, Bill 33-31, wants to eliminate the Statute of Limitations in regards to sex abuse crimes committed against minors, but not retroactively. Either way, this marks progress in regards to filing sex abuse suits in Guam, hopefully helping to put an end to the clergy abuse, priest abuse, and sex abuse scandals that have rocked the United States Territory.
If someone you know has been a victim of sexual abuse by a member of the clergy, contact our law firm at (954) 995.3805 or send an email to sexual abuse lawyer Samuel Rogatinsky at samr@clergyabuse.org