Child Advocacy -Attorney Prosser was a Guardian Ad Litem (a "GAL" is an attorney who represents children and defends and protects their best interests) for over 25 years. He was first appointed as a GAL in private custody cases through the Court. Because of his unique skill set he was awarded a contract through the local Children and Youth Services office where he became the GAL for all dependent children in our system. Now, Attorney Prosser accepts no government contracts and strictly represents private parties that battle with the system. Regardless, Attorney Prosser always puts the needs and concerns of the children involved in his cases above all else.
Elder Law / Estate Planning / Incapacity - Attorney Prosser was the contracted attorney representing the elder (often abused or incapacitated) person with the Perry County Office of Aging for over 15 years. Now, Attorney Prosser is the only local attorney who has no affiliations with any government agency or organization, strictly representing private clients. Attorney Prosser is experienced in all facets of will preparation and elder law issues. We can assist you in drafting wills and powers of attorney.
Adoption - Sometimes practicing Family Law can be enjoyable – and that is most true when we handle an adoption. But just because it is a joyous occasion, that doesn’t mean that you can hire just any attorney to have it done – because one thing you DO NOT want is a mistake in an adoption case. Our focus in representing you in your adoption will be to ensure that NOTHING goes wrong that can upset that joyous day – either on the day of the hearing or any time in the future!
Termination of Parental Rights - Sometimes life does not work out quite like you thought it would, and you realize that the best thing that you can do for your child is to remove a negative influence from their life. When that negative influence is the child’s other parent, you need solid legal advice to guide you. If that time comes, we will guide you through the process, explain the applicable laws, and provide the options that will allow you, and more importantly your child, to close a bad chapter of your child’s life and start a new one with a more loving and caring parent.