Montana’s youth treatment centers were supposed to offer safety and support. Instead, many survivors report enduring sexual abuse, physical violence, forced sedation, and neglect at these institutions.
At AVA Law Group, we stand up to the powerful and hold them accountable. If you suffered abuse in a Montana youth treatment center, you may be eligible for compensation. You deserve justice, and we will stand by your side every step of the way.
A U.S. Senate Finance Committee investigation, Warehouses of Neglect, exposed widespread abuse and systemic failures in youth residential treatment centers across the country, including Montana. Findings revealed:
Instead of providing care, some of these institutions became places of fear and suffering.
Reports of abuse have surfaced at multiple Montana treatment centers, including:
If you or a loved one experienced abuse at one of these facilities, legal action can help bring justice.
Find Out If You Have a Case by calling 406-333-3333 or emailing support@AVALaw.com
If you or a family member suffered sexual, physical, or emotional abuse at a Montana youth treatment center, you may have a case.
There are no upfront costs. We work on a contingency basis, you don’t pay unless we win.
Yes. In many cases, survivors can file a lawsuit without revealing their identity.
There may be time limits (statutes of limitations), so it’s important to act now before your legal rights expire.
The trauma of institutional abuse can last a lifetime. Survivors may struggle with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and emotional distress. But you don’t have to carry this burden alone. Taking legal action can:
Speaking out is an act of strength. It is a step toward healing and creating change. The people responsible for these injustices must answer for their actions, and we are here to ensure they do.
Let AVA Law Group fight for you. We understand the pain, the fear, and the courage it takes to come forward. Our experienced legal team will stand by your side, guiding you through the legal process with compassion and dedication.
For too long, survivors of abuse in Montana’s youth treatment centers have been silenced. The institutions that allowed this to happen must be held accountable.
Filing a lawsuit isn’t just about the past, it’s about creating change and ensuring no more children endure the same suffering.