Helping families establish legal guardianship with confidence
Guardianship provides legal authority to care for a minor or incapacitated adult. Roach Law assists families in securing guardianship to protect vulnerable loved ones and ensure their best interests are upheld.
Legal Guardianship Representation
Protecting the rights of minors and incapacitated adults
Whether for an aging parent, special needs child, or minor without parental support, guardianship provides essential legal protections. Roach Law helps families secure guardianship orders that safeguard their loved ones’ well-being and financial security.
Three Ways We Help
Guardianship for Minors
We assist family members seeking legal custody of children in need of protection.
Adult Guardianship Cases
We help establish guardianship for elderly or disabled individuals requiring full-time care.
Contested Guardianship Matters
Our attorneys handle legal disputes regarding guardianship rights and responsibilities.
Protecting Vulnerable Loved Ones
Legal guardianship ensures security and stability
Guardianship decisions impact families deeply. Roach Law ensures the process is handled with care, protecting the rights of guardians and those they care for.

Secure legal guardianship today
If you need to establish guardianship for a minor or incapacitated adult, Roach Law is here to help. Contact us today for a consultation.
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What is legal guardianship?
Guardianship grants legal authority to care for a minor or incapacitated adult. It includes decision-making rights for healthcare, finances, and daily well-being.
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How do I become a legal guardian in Pennsylvania?
The process involves filing a petition, attending a court hearing, and proving the need for guardianship. Our attorneys guide clients through every step.
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Can guardianship be challenged?
Yes. Family members or interested parties can contest guardianship if they believe it is unnecessary or that someone else should be appointed. We handle contested cases.
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What are the responsibilities of a legal guardian?
Guardians are responsible for making medical, financial, and personal decisions on behalf of the person in their care. Courts oversee guardians to ensure they act in the ward’s best interest.
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Do I need an attorney to establish guardianship?
Yes. Guardianship involves legal filings, court hearings, and potential disputes. An attorney ensures the process is handled properly and that guardians fulfill their legal obligations.