Honorable Christine A Sproat
- 10 Market St Poughkeepsie New York 12601 United States
- Profile
Honorable Christine A. Sproat serves as a Family Court Judge within Dutchess County, working under the broader framework of New York State’s Unified Court System. As part of the Government and State departments sector, her office specializes in adjudicating matters related to family law, ensuring the protection and welfare of children, parents, and guardians within the judicial system. The Family Court addresses issues such as custody and visitation, child and spousal support, domestic violence, juvenile delinquency, and child protection cases. Judge Sproat’s role is essential in safeguarding families and maintaining judicial fairness across sensitive cases that require thoughtful legal guidance.
Known for her commitment to integrity and due process, Judge Sproat upholds the standards of the New York State Courts while tailoring decisions to the needs of individual cases. Her office contributes to the public good by working collaboratively with social service agencies, attorneys, and community organizations, ensuring comprehensive support for families in crisis. Judge Sproat is recognized for her dedication to restorative justice principles, seeking not only legal resolution but also long-term stability for those affected. Her leadership reflects the vital role that state-level judiciary offices play in shaping equitable access to legal recourse across local communities.
Key Services:
– Judicial oversight of family law cases
– Custody and visitation determinations
– Child and spousal support rulings
– Domestic violence proceedings and protection orders
– Juvenile delinquency hearings
– Child abuse and neglect case adjudication
– Collaboration with social service and child welfare agencies
– Enforcement and modification of prior Family Court orders
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Contact Info
- 10 Market St, Poughkeepsie, New York, 12601, United States
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Phone: (845) 486-2220
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