Guardianship law takes on a variety of circumstances. Often times, guardianship needs to be established so that a person who has custody of a child can make legal decisions for that child. On many occasions, a child has been in the physical custody of a non-biological parent or non-relative and that person seeks to make legal decisions regarding the child. Still in other cases, a child may be of the age of fourteen or older and chooses a responsible person with whom they are comfortable and who is responsible to be their guardian, who may or may not be a blood relative. Regardless of the circumstances, Mr. Webb has conducted a number of guardianship cases before the Court in his twenty years of experience in family law and domestic relations law.