About Marcus W
Marcus W Kroll practices law in New York and serves in court-appointed roles in family court matters. He is certified by the New York State Bar as a Guardian ad Litem. His work places him at the intersection of legal procedure and fact-gathering for vulnerable parties, often children and incapacitated adults whose interests must be presented independently to a judge.
Kroll began working in legal settings that required careful investigation and clear reporting. Over time he took on duties that included interviewing minors, assessing family dynamics, and preparing written reports for judicial review. Those tasks demand both attention to detail and an ability to explain complex personal histories in plain terms for a courtroom audience. He has performed these functions across various New York courts while carrying out assignments from judges and attorneys.
As a court-appointed Guardian ad Litem, Kroll often moves between client meetings, school or hospital visits, and court calendars. He compiles fact-driven assessments and makes recommendations to the court based on observations and legal standards. The role requires independent judgment. It also requires adherence to procedural rules and an understanding of child welfare law, guardianship statutes, and family court practice.
Beyond his court work, Kroll represents clients through litigation-related tasks that overlap with guardianship concerns. He consults with parents, foster families, social workers, and other professionals involved in a case. He prepares sworn reports, testifies when necessary, and can serve as a liaison between the court and outside agencies. He also helps parties understand the options that courts consider in custody and guardianship disputes, and explains the likely next steps in contested matters.
Kroll practices from the Kroll Law Office. He is licensed to appear in New York courts and carries the Guardian ad Litem certification issued by the New York State Bar. His daily work remains concentrated on representing and reporting for individuals who require a neutral voice in family and guardianship proceedings. He is currently accepting assignments and clients through his practice at the Kroll Law Office, where his practice centers on guardianship and related family-court matters.
