Former Regional Massachusetts Counsel for Guardianship Matters On Your Side
When you work with the Methuen Law Office of Carol Weinstein Boileau, you are retaining an attorney with more than 37 years' experience exclusively in family law, with an emphasis in guardianship, child custody and adoption matters.
To inquire about our guardianship, custody, special needs related to minors and parenting plans, adoption and other family law matters, please call our office 978-691-5666 or communicate through e-mail.
It can be extremely difficult and costly — as well as heartbreaking — to be involved in a guardianship matter that involves a grandparent, a parent and a child. Your lawyer has the potential to affect the outcome of any legal matter, an outcome that will have myriad consequences for years to come. Guardianship lawyer Carol Weinstein Boileau knows how to put strong cases together on behalf of grandparents, friends, foster parents and others.
Builds Cases in a Timely, Efficient and Effective Manner
Our law firm's lawyer is a former regional counsel who litigated hundreds of child custody and guardianship matters for the state of Massachusetts before starting private practice. She supervised a staff of lawyers litigating custody matters, with close personal involvement in the most complex of these cases. She knows how to fight for the best interests of children.
Who Seeks Guardianships and Why?
- Grandparents and other family members
If a parent is unable to care for his or her child, then a grandparent or other relative or close family friend may file a legal process to become a guardian for that child, rather than having the child be brought into the custody of the state.
- Parents of adult children with special needs
When minor children with special needs who are unable to care for themselves turn 18, their parents must seek a guardianship through the courts in order to make decisions on their behalf.
