The LDS Church has long been seen as a place of faith, guidance, and community. Yet, behind this promise of safety, troubling stories of abuse have surfaced. Survivors have come forward with accounts of childhood sexual abuse by trusted church elders and employees — and of institutional failures that allowed this harm to continue.
As these voices grow louder, society is demanding accountability. Legal reforms have opened the door for survivors to pursue justice, even for abuse that happened decades ago. Guardian Legal Network was founded to ensure no survivor suffers in silence, connecting those harmed within the LDS Church to experienced attorneys who understand both the legal and emotional complexities of these cases.