Amanda Trosclair

AMANDA TROSCLAIR is an experienced attorney based in Madisonville, Louisiana, with deep roots in the Northshore community. A lifelong resident of St. Tammany Parish, Trosclair is known for her steady courtroom presence, practical legal judgment, and long-standing service to the local legal community.

Trosclair’s legal career has included work across criminal, juvenile, family, civil, and general jurisdiction matters. Prior to joining SEALE & ROSS, she served for nearly ten years as a Hearing Officer with the 22nd Judicial District Court, where she heard cases, evaluated evidence, applied the law, and issued rulings and recommendations in matters requiring fairness, impartiality, and sound legal analysis.

Her background also includes significant leadership and litigation experience. Trosclair previously served as Supervising Attorney for the Juvenile, Misdemeanor, and NonSupport Divisions of the 22nd Judicial District Court Public Defender’s Office, where she led teams handling high-volume dockets involving juvenile, child support, and criminal matters. She also managed felony dockets, conducted jury trials, and tried hundreds of judge trials involving felony, misdemeanor, juvenile, family, and civil matters.

Trosclair’s work is especially informed by her experience in child welfare and juvenile law. She was among the first attorneys in Louisiana to earn the Child Welfare Law Specialization and has maintained that credential since 2015. Her specialized knowledge has also led to appointments on state boards related to juvenile justice and child welfare, where she contributed to policy discussions and reform efforts affecting children and families throughout Louisiana.

In addition to her courtroom and public service experience, Trosclair has practiced in private settings, representing clients in criminal defense, juvenile, personal injury, and civil matters. This range of experience gives her a well-rounded perspective on the legal system and the needs of individuals, families, and businesses navigating complex legal issues.

Trosclair earned her Juris Doctor from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University in 2005 after receiving her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Louisiana State University in 2002. She is also a graduate of Leadership St. Tammany, a regional leadership program focused on civic engagement, professional development, and community impact.

Her service to the profession and community includes leadership roles with the 22nd Judicial District Court Bar Association, where she serves as President, as well as East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity, where she serves as Vice Chair and long-term board member. She is also President of the Junior League of Greater Covington and has previously served with the Slidell Women’s Civic Club, Good Samaritan Ministries, Girls on the Run Southeast Louisiana, the Louisiana Support Enforcement Association Board, and the 2025 Legislative Guidelines Committee.

Trosclair has taught continuing legal education courses locally, statewide, and regionally, and has testified before the Louisiana Legislature on issues impacting youth and criminal justice. She has also been recognized by Sophisticated Woman Magazine as “Best Mediator,” reflecting her ability to help parties work toward fair and practical resolutions.

Amanda lives in St. Tammany Parish with her family and remains deeply invested in the future of the Northshore community. At SEALE & ROSS, she brings extensive courtroom experience, strong legal judgment, and a service-minded approach to helping clients navigate matters that require both skill and care.