The federal indictment of Lackawanna County guardian ad litem Danielle Ross on tax evasion charges related to the income she generated from privately billing litigants has raised questions about what some family law attorneys and court watchers said was a lack of necessary oversight by the county court and, ultimately, by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts with regard to Ross’ billing.
On February 12, Ross was charged with two counts of tax evasion and two counts of filing a false federal income-tax report.
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