Florida Revenge Porn Lawsuit – How to Sue and Remove Images

Florida Revenge Porn Lawsuit: Take Civil Action with Fighter Law

If you’re a victim of revenge porn in Florida, Fighter Law is here to help. Our experienced civil litigation team assists clients across the state in pursuing justice against individuals who unlawfully share private, intimate images or videos. A Florida revenge porn lawsuit gives you the power to demand the removal of your images, seek damages, and hold offenders accountable under both state and federal law.


Understanding Florida’s Revenge Porn Laws

In Florida, the act of distributing non-consensual explicit images is addressed under the Sexual Cyberharassment statute, Florida Statute §784.049. This law makes it illegal to willfully and maliciously post or distribute sexually explicit images of someone without their consent and with the intent to cause them emotional distress.

Attorney helping victim file a Florida revenge porn lawsuit to remove private images and seek damagesKey legal points:

  • First offense: First-degree misdemeanor — punishable by up to 1 year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
  • Repeat offense: Third-degree felony — up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
  • Civil lawsuit option: Victims can sue for damages and request removal of images.

The Take It Down Act and Federal Protection

On May 19, 2025, former President Donald Trump signed the Take It Down Act into law. This act creates a federal remedy for victims of revenge porn and deepfake pornography by:

  • Making it a crime to post intimate content without consent — even if the images are AI-generated.
  • Requiring websites and platforms to comply with removal requests.
  • Giving the Federal Trade Commission authority to enforce takedown compliance.

Florida victims now have both state and federal avenues for legal protection and compensation.


Legal Claims in a Florida Revenge Porn Lawsuit

When you file a Florida revenge porn lawsuit with Fighter Law, we may include several causes of action to strengthen your case:

1. Violation of Florida Statute §784.049

  • Statutory damages: $5,000 minimum
  • Court order to remove the image(s)

2. Public Disclosure of Private Facts

  • Compensation for publicizing intimate details without your consent

3. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

  • Damages for mental anguish caused by the defendant’s conduct

4. Intrusion Upon Seclusion

  • Especially in cases involving hacking or unauthorized access to private accounts

5. Civil Conspiracy

  • Holding multiple actors responsible if more than one person helped share the images

6. Injunctive Relief

  • Emergency orders to stop distribution and compel content removal

Damages You Can Recover

Victims of revenge porn in Florida may be entitled to significant compensation:

  • Statutory damages: At least $5,000 under Florida law
  • Actual damages: Lost wages, therapy costs, reputational harm
  • Punitive damages: For malicious, willful behavior
  • Attorney’s fees and costs
  • Injunctive relief: Permanent removal of the images

See a real Florida jury verdict awarding hundreds of thousands in a revenge porn case.


How to File a Florida Revenge Porn Lawsuit

Here’s what to do if you’re ready to take action:

  1. Document the violation: Take screenshots of the images, URLs, messages, and posts.
  2. Call Fighter Law: Schedule a confidential consultation with our civil litigation team.
  3. Send a demand letter: We can notify the offender and request compensation and removal.
  4. File suit: We’ll include all available claims to maximize your recovery.
  5. Request court intervention: Injunctions can get harmful content removed fast.

We’ll be your advocates every step of the way.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long do I have to file a Florida revenge porn lawsuit?
You have 3 years from the date the content was shared to file your lawsuit.

Can I sue if the offender is anonymous?
Yes. With subpoenas, digital forensics, and IP tracking, we can often identify the person responsible.

Can I keep my identity private during the lawsuit?
Absolutely. Many courts allow pseudonyms and sealing of sensitive records to protect victims.

What if the image was generated by AI?
You still have legal protection. Both Florida law and the Take It Down Act apply to AI-generated deepfake content.


Why Choose Fighter Law?

We are proud to be one of Florida’s most experienced civil firms handling revenge porn, cyberharassment, and injunction cases. Here’s why people trust us:

  • We understand your trauma. We work with all victims — men, women, LGBTQ+ — with compassion and confidentiality.
  • We get results. From pre-suit settlements to six-figure jury verdicts, we fight for maximum compensation.
  • We know the law. We’ve handled cases under Florida Statute §784.049, cyberstalking laws, and more.

Meet our legal team and see what sets us apart.


Start Your Florida Revenge Porn Lawsuit Today

You don’t have to suffer in silence. If your private images have been shared without permission, you have legal options — and we’re ready to help.

Contact Fighter Law today for a confidential consultation with an experienced attorney who understands what you’re going through.

Let us help you get your life back.

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