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Was your child sexually harmed through Roblox?

If an adult used Roblox to groom, exploit, or sexually abuse your child — including contact that later moved to Discord, another app, or in person — your family may have legal options.

You can start the review yourself. Your child does not need to participate in the initial review.

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Did this happen to you when you were younger?
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Cases are handled by Simmons Hanly Conroy and participating co-counsel.

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The first thing parents want to know

You stay in control.

You can start this yourself

Your child does not need to complete the initial review

Starting a review does not mean you are filing a lawsuit

If the legal team believes they may be able to help, they will explain what happens next before you decide whether to continue

What these claims are

When a platform gives children access to a world, who is responsible for making that world safer?

Contact begins online — an adult reaches a child through Roblox or another connected online space

The relationship moves — conversation may shift to Discord, text, another platform, or eventually in person

Serious harm follows — families allege grooming, exploitation, abuse, and lasting emotional harm

Lawsuits have alleged that adults were able to use Roblox to reach minors, build trust, move conversations to other apps, and in some cases sexually exploit or abuse children. The legal claims ask whether the companies involved did enough to protect young users from foreseeable harm.

Roblox Corporation has been named as a defendant in lawsuits involving alleged harm to minors.

Could your family have options?

You do not need to know the legal category for what happened.

A review may be worth starting if:

An adult met or contacted your child through Roblox or Discord.
The contact became sexual, manipulative, coercive, or exploitative.
The conversation moved from Roblox to Discord, another app, text, or in-person contact.
Your child was under 18 when the conduct occurred.
You are a parent, grandparent, or legal guardian — or you are now an adult and this happened to you as a child.
The incident was reported or it was never reported.
It happened recently or years ago.

Do not count your family out because you did not report it at the time.

There are many reasons a child may not tell a parent immediately, and many reasons a family may not know what to report. Let the attorneys evaluate the facts and the filing deadline.

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Why AddictionHelp.com is here

Support helps a family heal. Accountability asks a different question.

Helping a child feel safe and supported comes first. But healing does not answer every question about how an adult was able to reach a child through a platform built for young people. Families deserve the opportunity to ask whether the companies involved could have done more to prevent that harm. That’s why AddictionHelp.com is proud to help families reach attorneys willing to pursue those questions.

Why we partnered with Simmons Hanly Conroy

Cases involving childhood exploitation require care, resources, and attorneys prepared to handle difficult facts responsibly. AddictionHelp.com partnered with Simmons Hanly Conroy so families who come to us with these questions can reach a legal team capable of evaluating them. If the attorneys believe they may be able to help, they will explain the options and what would be required before your family decides whether to proceed. Starting the review is not a commitment to file a lawsuit.

1. You Submit the Form

About two minutes. No cost, no obligation.

2. A Case Manager Calls, Confidentially

They ask what happened and what was documented. You control how much you share and when.

3. Simmons Hanly Conroy Reviews at No Cost

The firm works on contingency — no upfront fees, and payment only if you recover.

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Will my child have to talk to anyone?

We never reported what happened. Can we still ask for a review?

Not to start the review. A parent or guardian can provide the initial information. If the attorneys believe they may be able to help, they should explain whether your child would ever need to participate and what that would involve before you decide to continue.

It happened years ago. Is it too late?

Yes. Not reporting at the time does not mean you should assume there are no legal options. Tell the legal team what happened and when you learned about it.

What does it cost?

Not necessarily. Filing deadlines for claims involving childhood sexual abuse vary and can be complicated. Some laws have changed over time. Let the attorneys evaluate the date rather than assuming it is too late.

What if my family needs support right now?

There is no charge to start the case review. If the firm offers representation, it should explain the fee arrangement before you decide whether to proceed.

Legal action and recovery are different needs. If your child or family needs mental-health support, AddictionHelp.com can help you find appropriate resources.

If your family needs support right now, find counseling and mental health resources