IV-D Prosecuting Attorney — Juvenile & Child Support

Steuben County; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Steuben County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office seeks a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney (IV-D) to represent the State of Indiana in juvenile offenses, criminal non‑support, and enforcement of child support regulations. Work includes preparing for hearings, filing motions, and presenting cases.

The role requires a JD with Indiana license, strong legal research and courtroom skills, willingness to work long hours, occasional travel, and coordination with staff and law enforcement.

Qualifications

• Doctorate degree in law with Indiana attorney license.
• Thorough knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and rules of court.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality of department information and records.
• Compliance with employer policies, safety, and professional conduct clauses.
• Ability to conduct legal research, investigations, and interviews for case presentation.
• Excellent written and oral communication with diverse stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Reviews information and conducts case investigations in preparing charges.
• Manages prosecution of IV‑D and criminal non‑support cases before courts.
• Prepares for hearings and trials, including motions, witness lists, and filings.
• Represents the State in depositions and court proceedings, negotiating plea agreements as needed.
• Directs and assigns work to support staff and maintains documentation.
• Interviews IV‑D service applicants and negotiates payment agreements to reduce arrears.
• Keeps current knowledge of IV‑D enforcement and coordinates with administrators and court personnel.

Skills

Legal research

Communication skills

Case investigations

Criminal prosecution

Public records/confidentiality

Education

Juris Doctor and Indiana license

Job description

Steuben County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office seeks a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney (IV-D) to represent the State of Indiana in juvenile offenses, criminal non‑support, and enforcement of child support regulations. Work includes preparing for hearings, filing motions, and presenting cases.

The role requires a JD with Indiana license, strong legal research and courtroom skills, willingness to work long hours, occasional travel, and coordination with staff and law enforcement.