Sexual Battery Attorneys in Orlando, Florida

Felony convictions for sexual battery cases in Florida can lead to life imprisonment and even the death penalty. You need to hire a skilled and experienced lawyer to navigate the complexities and perils of Florida’s sexual battery laws. Don’t face your verdict without first securing the best defense! At Alers Law Firm, we proudly offer our clients dependable legal representation and fierce courtroom defense.

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Orlando’s Trusted & Highly Reviewed Sexual Battery Lawyer

The Alers Law Firm brings years of trial experience, including leadership in multiple misdemeanor trials and the prestigious achievement of Supreme Court admission. Our team has defended cases involving drug crimes, domestic violence, and other complex charges.

Our community involvement and client-focused approach have earned us strong ratings on Avvo, Google, and recognition across legal circles. At The Alers Law Firm, we stand out for our deep legal knowledge and steadfast pursuit of justice.

If you have been wrongfully accused of sexual battery, contact Alers Law Firm at 407-930-4888 to schedule your case evaluation.

The Consequences of Sexual Battery

Sexual battery is defined as non-consensual vaginal, oral, or anal contact with a sexual organ or an object. Per Florida Statutes Title XLVI § 794.011, there are degrees of sexual battery charges and associated punishments. These punishments also depend on aggravating circumstances and the ages of the victim and the offender. Any person, even a minor, convicted of sexual battery in Florida will be designated as a sexual offender for life.

Sexual Battery Charges

• Statutory battery:
  • Second-degree felony
  • Up to 15 years in prison
  • Up to 15 years of probation
• Aggravated sexual battery:
  • First-degree felony
  • Up to 30 years in prison
  • Up to 30 years of probation
• Aggravated sexual battery against victims 12-18