Rape & Child Molestation Charges in Douglasville, GA

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Being accused of rape, statutory rape, or child molestation in Georgia is one of the most devastating and high-stakes moments a person can face. These charges carry the harshest penalties in the criminal justice system—and the judgment starts long before the trial does.

I’m not just any defense attorney. I’m a woman, a graduate of Emory Law School (a top 20 law school for over 100 years), and I’ve tried multiple rape and child molestation cases in front of many Georgia juries. In case after case, jurors have told me they trusted what I said—because I’m a woman, and the alleged victim was a woman. That matters. When you’re fighting serious accusations, credibility in the courtroom isn’t optional—it’s everything.

• Rape – A conviction carries life in prison or a mandatory minimum of 25 years.
• Statutory Rape – Even consensual sex can be charged as a felony if the other party is underage.
• Child Molestation / Aggravated Child Molestation – Sentences range from 10 to 30 years and often include lifetime sex offender registration.
• Sexual Battery / Aggravated Sexual Battery – These charges can result in decades in prison, and the consequences don’t stop when the sentence ends.

You could lose your freedom, your family, your job, and your future—even if you’re completely innocent.

Many of these cases come down to one person’s word against another’s. The emotional weight is heavy, especially when the alleged victim is a woman or child. But the law still demands proof beyond a reasonable doubt, and that’s where I do my best work.

I’ve defended clients across Douglasville, Carrollton, Marietta, Hiram, and beyond—getting charges reduced, dismissed, or beaten at trial. I challenge shaky witness testimony, expose false allegations, and cross-examine with surgical precision.

As a woman defense attorney in these highly sensitive cases, I offer something most lawyers can’t: the ability to confront difficult topics directly—without alienating the jury. I speak their language. I’ve earned their trust. And when everything is on the line, that trust could be what saves you.

If you’re being investigated—or if you’ve already been arrested—do not speak to law enforcement. Don’t try to talk your way out of it. Let me do the talking for you.

Charged with rape or child molestation in Douglas County or the surrounding areas? Call now for a confidential, nonjudgmental consultation. You only get one shot at this—and I know exactly how to take it.