About Amanda
Amanda Frost built her academic foundation at Saginaw Valley State University, where she studied criminal justice and psychology and earned a Bachelor of Arts in 2017 after beginning her undergraduate studies in 2014. She went on to attend Michigan State University College of Law, starting in 2018 and receiving her J.D. in 2021. Those years shaped a practical approach to problems and a steady attention to procedure.
She moved into private practice soon after law school and joined Daudi & Kroll, P.C. as an associate. In that role she has handled client intake, prepared pleadings and motions, and managed discovery. Her day-to-day work combines legal research, drafting, and client counseling. She also prepares for hearings and supports trial teams when matters proceed to court.
Frost’s work covers a range of routine and contested matters. She has worked on pre-trial strategy and evidentiary issues, assisted in negotiating resolutions, and organized case files for efficient litigation management. Colleagues describe her as methodical in document review and careful in crafting written arguments. She balances courtroom preparation with attention to the procedural steps that keep cases moving.
Outside core litigation tasks, Frost maintains professional connections and holds a Michigan notary commission. She is licensed to practice in Michigan and participates in the professional activities that support continuing legal education and ethical practice. Those activities inform how she advises clients on procedural requirements and obligations.
Now an associate at Daudi & Kroll, P.C., Frost continues to build practical experience in Michigan courts. She handles client matters for the firm and performs notarial duties where needed. She practices law in Michigan as an associate at Daudi & Kroll, P.C., and serves as a Michigan notary.
