Specializing in sex crimes for over three decades involves representing victims during one of the most challenging times of their lives. Compassion, guidance, and patience are crucial in these cases, and the person representing you must embody these qualities, as the trauma many victims endure can often be long-lasting. You have rights beyond the criminal system to seek justice. My expertise in sex crimes, along with my extensive experience working with survivors of sexual assault, will assist you in navigating this process without feeling alone.
Stacey B. Honowitz provides unwavering legal support to victims of sexual assault, guiding them through every step of the legal process with compassion and strength. Her extensive experience and commitment to justice ensure that each survivor’s voice is heard and their rights are fiercely protected.
Stacey B. Honowitz is a relentless advocate for victims of sexual molestation, offering skilled and sensitive representation to help them seek justice. With a deep understanding of the trauma involved, she works tirelessly to hold offenders accountable and support survivors on their path to healing.
Stacey B. Honowitz represents victims of sexual harassment with determination and discretion, ensuring their experiences are taken seriously and their rights are protected. She is committed to creating safer environments by holding harassers accountable and empowering clients to speak out.
If you are a victim of Sexual Battery, Molestation, or Harassment, you have legal rights, and I have the expertise to help you seek justice in civil court. I am a former thirty-six-year veteran Sex Crimes Prosecutor, and I have been helping victims navigate these extremely sensitive cases within the court system. These cases are extremely unique because of the delicate nature of the issues and facts. Speaking openly about sexual aspects of these lawsuits might be challenging for some victims, which is why patience, compassion and experience are qualities that your attorney should possess. My decades of speaking and listening to the situations that victims might find themselves in makes me the perfect choice when looking to fight for you and your rights.
People often want to know “what claims are viable for a possible lawsuit based on something that is sexual in nature”? People might not be aware that sex crime lawsuits can arise out of various situations and can include a myriad of people or places. Other people besides the person who directly victimized you that might share liability. Claims for a lawsuit might include Sexual Battery (known as rape in many states) which is defined as penetration, either orally, anally, or vaginally with another’s sexual organ or object, without consent. The law defines what qualifies as legal consent, stating of course that it must be knowing and intelligent, as it cannot be forced, or be by coerced submission. Molestation cases differ from Sexual Battery cases because there is no penetration, but there is some form of sexual contact. Sexual Harassment on the other hand, is unwelcomed conduct that is sexual in nature. Some examples would be sexual advances in or outside of the workplace, asking for sexual favors, repeated unwanted sexual comments, or physical contact without your consent.
Stacey Honowitz is a 35-year veteran, a former Florida State Attorney’s former prosecutor, and a supervisor of the Sex Crimes and Child Abuse unit. A frequent legal commentator, she’s provided legal analysis for Larry King Live, Good Morning America, Dateline NBC, CNN, CBS News 48 Hours, MSNBC, CNBC, as well as FOX News and Court TV. She’s a tenacious litigator who has prosecuted high profile cases in South Florida. When she isn’t putting bad guys behind bars, Honowitz works to educate parents and children about child molestation and the importance of reporting abuse as the first step to healing.
As a sexual assault victims attorney, Honowitz is a passionate activist and guest lecturer who speaks about child sex abuse, the sensitive nature of these cases, navigation of the criminal justice system, and the critical importance of open and honest communication with children. Time and time again, Honowitz has seen parents struggle to talk to their children about sexual abuse. To faciliate frank discussion, Honowitz authored two books on the subject of molestation specifically meant to be read with young children: My Privates are Private and Genius with a Penis, Don’t Touch. These books make it easy for parents to comfortably and frankly discuss inappropriate touching with their children and teach the importance of speaking up and reporting abuse.
Regardless of sex, race, religion or socioeconomic status, sexual abuse has no boundaries.
Stacey Honowitz is an expert on the topics of sex crimes, child pornography, the criminal justice system, and the role the media plays in high profile cases. As a sexual assault victims attorney, she works passionately to educate parents, grandparents, and teachers about how to discuss sex abuse with children.
Stacey customizes speaking engagements to fit the needs of every situation. From small private gatherings to group settings at schools, civic organizations or large-scale events, Stacey will captivate your audience. This difficult and uncomfortable topic will be addressed with poise and professionalism leaving attendees empowered with knowledge and tools for the best defense. Contact us for more information.
If You would like to have Stacey Honowitz speak to your group, please email: staceybhonowitz@hotmail.com
“In formal student class reviews Ms. Honowitz’s lectures are always referred to as a highlight of the course.”
It’s not easy to talk to children about sexual abuse. For too long the subject has been treated as almost taboo. But it exists and education is the best defense. That education starts with open communication. Stacey Honowitz created two books to help parents and grandparents speak openly to children about the importance of recognizing and reporting abuse. My Private Parts are Private and Genius with a Penis – Don’t Touch! were created to empower children against sexual abuse and teach them the importance of reaching out for help.
“I am grateful for the expertise that Stacey Honowitz provides for my readers. She has the answers for everything related to educating children about the dangers of sexual abuse. Her books serve as timeless reference guides for all parents.”
Sexual assault victims attorney Stacey Honowitz is a legal analyst and frequent commentator on the topics of sex crimes, child pornography, the criminal justice system, and the role the media plays in high profile cases. She has has been featured in prominent media outlets across the country including:
Stacey Honowitz received the Hand and Heart Award from the No More Tears Organization based on her work with many victims of sexual abuse throughout her years in the Sex Crimes Unit of the State Attorneys and her message to teach children at an early age to recognize abuse, empower themselves and not be afraid to report it.