Sexual Cyberharassment

Sexual Cyberharassment

Sexual Cyberharassment

Sexual Cyberharassment

Sexual cyberharassment is commonly referred to as revenge porn. Sexual cyberharassment, recognized in Florida since October 2015, makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail to transmit nude images with identifying information without consent. Victims may also sue for civil damages. As Director of the Palm Beach County Anti-Stalking Collaborative, Attorney Stephanie Cagnet Myron created trainings for college students and young professionals about the dangers of sharing private photographs. The consequences are devastating when private sexual images are posted online without consent. We assist with information gathering, injunction representation, and criminal and civil representation to address these issues swiftly.
You don't need to wait until the images are shared to take action. Being proactive can prevent the images from being posted or shared. We can send cease and desist letters to try to prevent the images from being distributed and demand the images be permanently deleted.

If images have already been shared online, we can contact the service providers to request removal of images. We also assist in cases where fake private sexual images are created, and in cases where images are taken without consent.
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Sexual cyberharassment is commonly referred to as revenge porn. Sexual cyberharassment, recognized in Florida since October 2015, makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail to transmit nude images with identifying information without consent. Victims may also sue for civil damages. As Director of the Palm Beach County Anti-Stalking Collaborative, Attorney Stephanie Cagnet Myron created trainings for college students and young professionals about the dangers of sharing private photographs. The consequences are devastating when private sexual images are posted online without consent. We assist with information gathering, injunction representation, and criminal and civil representation to address these issues swiftly.
You don't need to wait until the images are shared to take action. Being proactive can prevent the images from being posted or shared. We can send cease and desist letters to try to prevent the images from being distributed and demand the images be permanently deleted.

If images have already been shared online, we can contact the service providers to request removal of images. We also assist in cases where fake private sexual images are created, and in cases where images are taken without consent.
REQUEST A LEGAL CONSULTATION NOW
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Sexual cyberharassment is commonly referred to as revenge porn. Sexual cyberharassment, recognized in Florida since October 2015, makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail to transmit nude images with identifying information without consent. Victims may also sue for civil damages. As Director of the Palm Beach County Anti-Stalking Collaborative, Attorney Stephanie Cagnet Myron created trainings for college students and young professionals about the dangers of sharing private photographs. The consequences are devastating when private sexual images are posted online without consent. We assist with information gathering, injunction representation, and criminal and civil representation to address these issues swiftly.
You don't need to wait until the images are shared to take action. Being proactive can prevent the images from being posted or shared. We can send cease and desist letters to try to prevent the images from being distributed and demand the images be permanently deleted.

If images have already been shared online, we can contact the service providers to request removal of images. We also assist in cases where fake private sexual images are created, and in cases where images are taken without consent.
REQUEST A LEGAL CONSULTATION NOW
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Sexual cyberharassment is commonly referred to as revenge porn. Sexual cyberharassment, recognized in Florida since October 2015, makes it a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail to transmit nude images with identifying information without consent. Victims may also sue for civil damages. As Director of the Palm Beach County Anti-Stalking Collaborative, Attorney Stephanie Cagnet Myron created trainings for college students and young professionals about the dangers of sharing private photographs. The consequences are devastating when private sexual images are posted online without consent. We assist with information gathering, injunction representation, and criminal and civil representation to address these issues swiftly.
You don't need to wait until the images are shared to take action. Being proactive can prevent the images from being posted or shared. We can send cease and desist letters to try to prevent the images from being distributed and demand the images be permanently deleted.

If images have already been shared online, we can contact the service providers to request removal of images. We also assist in cases where fake private sexual images are created, and in cases where images are taken without consent.
REQUEST A CONSULTATION NOW
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