Martin County Victim Advocate
If you or someone you love has been affected by a violent crime in Martin County, knowing where to turn can feel overwhelming. The Martin County Victim Support Directory is designed to connect crime victims, survivors, and families with trusted local and statewide resources for immediate support, safety planning, counseling, court guidance, and long-term recovery.
Whether you are seeking help after an assault, shooting, stabbing, robbery, sexual assault, domestic violence incident, or another traumatic event, support is available. Our team helps Florida crime victims understand their rights, explore available resources, and take the next step toward healing and justice.
Victim Support Resources in Martin County
The following organizations may be able to help crime victims, survivors, and families in Martin County. This directory is provided for informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of any listed agency. For immediate danger, call 911.
Official and Judicial Resources
- Martin County Sheriff’s Office Victim Assistance Unit: Provides crisis response, information about victims’ rights, referrals, victim compensation assistance, safety support, and advocacy for people affected by crime in Martin County. The unit is available 24/7 through the Sheriff’s Office.Direct Victim Advocate line: 772-320-3064. Administrative phone: 772-220-7000.
- State Attorney’s Office, Nineteenth Judicial Circuit Victim Services Division: Provides support for victims throughout the criminal justice process in Martin, Indian River, Okeechobee, and St. Lucie counties. The Martin County office can be reached at 772-288-5646.
- Martin County Clerk of Court Injunctions: Assists with court filings related to injunctions and protective orders. The Sheriff’s Office victim resource directory lists Injunctions/Clerk of Courts at 772-288-5720, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Martin County Courthouse: Provides access to court services and case-related information for people involved in the legal system. Phone: 772-288-5400.
- Florida Bureau of Victim Compensation: May provide financial assistance for eligible crime-related expenses, including medical care, mental health services, lost income, funeral expenses, and other qualifying out-of-pocket losses. Phone: 1-800-226-6667.
How a Martin County Victim Advocate Can Help
A victim advocate can help you understand your rights, identify local resources, and navigate the next steps after a violent crime. In some situations, a violent crime may have been made possible by inadequate security or another preventable safety failure. Our team may be able to help you evaluate whether negligent security or another form of negligence contributed to the incident.
Our team can help with:
- Understanding your legal options after a violent crime
- Connecting with local and statewide victim resources
- Seeking compensation for medical bills, lost wages, emotional distress, and related losses
- Communicating with insurance companies or responsible parties
- Supporting families after a serious injury or wrongful death
Contact a Martin County Victim Advocate Today
If you or a loved one has been harmed by a violent crime in Martin County, you do not have to face the aftermath alone. You are not alone, and support is available. Our team is here to connect you with support, explain your options, and help you pursue justice.
We offer a free and confidential consultation. Se Habla Español. Nou pale Kreyòl. You only pay if we recover compensation for you. Contact us today!