Georgia’s Trusted Defenders Against Criminal Sexual Charges
We understand the devastating impact that allegations of sexual misconduct can have on your life. The moment such accusations surface, your reputation, career, relationships and freedom are suddenly at stake. The chaos and uncertainty that follow can be overwhelming, affecting every aspect of your daily life. We recognize the immense pressure and emotional turmoil you’re facing, even before any formal charges are filed.
At The Frost Firm, our experienced team will stand by your side, offering support and a robust defense strategy tailored to your specific situation. Attorney Bryan Frost understands what it takes to build a strong defense against alleged sex crimes, and he will fight to get these serious criminal charges dismissed or reduced.
We Defend Against All Criminal Sexual Allegations
We provide legal representation for people who are facing all types of criminal sex charges, including:
- Sexual assault
- Online solicitation of a minor
- Possession of child pornography
- Statutory rape
- Obscene internet contact with a minor
- Exploitation
If you are convicted of any type of sex crime, you may be required to register as a sex offender, which can cause an untold number of complications in your life. When you hire us, we will begin taking immediate action to limit your exposure and challenge the evidence against you.
If we cannot get your charges dismissed, we can explore your options for either pleading to a lesser charge or fighting in court. We make ourselves available to answer all of your questions so that you can make the most informed decision going forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some common questions and answers about sexual consent and related legal issues in Georgia.
What is the age of consent?
The age of consent is the legally defined age at which a person is considered competent to consent to sexual activities. In Georgia, the age of consent is 16 years old.
What is the difference between rape and sexual assault?
Rape typically refers to nonconsensual sexual intercourse, whereas sexual assault is a broader term that can include any unwanted or forced sexual contact or behavior. Both offenses are serious, but they differ in their specific legal definitions and the severity of the charges.
When does a person have to register as a sex offender?
A person must register as a sex offender if they have been convicted of certain sexual offenses as defined by Georgia law. This can include sexually violent offenses, dangerous sexual offenses and certain types of sexual misconduct involving minors.
Can a person be removed from the sex offender registry list?
In some cases, it is possible to be removed from the sex offender registry list if you are eligible. The process typically involves petitioning the court and meeting specific criteria, which involve the nature of the offense, the time elapsed since the conviction and the demonstration of rehabilitation. Legal advice and representation are crucial for navigating this complex process.
Contact Our Attorney For Help With Sex Crimes Defense
The sooner you contact us, the sooner we can start protecting your rights. Call us at 678-212-1365 to schedule a consultation with our attorney or contact us online.
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