On July 5, 2025, during our move with All My Sons Moving & Storage – Austin South, one of their movers sexually assaulted my wife by making non-consensual physical contact while she was alone in a room. She immediately called me, and we filed a police report that day. The Austin Police Department investigated, and the case is now filed in Austin Municipal Court as a Class C misdemeanor.
The company acknowledged the report in writing and claimed to have suspended the employee, but they never followed up. No phone call, no email, no apology. Nothing.
In addition, our property was damaged during the move. When I filed a damage claim, the company sent me a settlement agreement with an overly broad non-disparagement clause — a gag clause — that would have prevented us from speaking publicly about our experience. I asked them in writing to revise the clause so it applied only to the damaged item. They refused. I declined to sign, and they cut off communication entirely.
I have:
Written acknowledgment from the company regarding the sexual assault report.
My written request to narrow the gag clause and their refusal.
Police case information.
Photos of the damaged item.
Proof that there was no follow-up after a police investigator visited their office.
This is not a simple service complaint. This is about a company that:
Allowed a mover with dangerous behavior into a customer’s home.
Failed to take meaningful follow-up action after a police investigation.
Tried to silence the victims with legal language.
Still expected to be paid thousands for the move.
If you value safety, integrity, and basic accountability from the people you allow into your home, I strongly recommend avoiding All My Sons Moving & Storage.
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