Dea Weisman

Dea Weisman currently serves as the Deputy Borough Chief at the Administration for Children's Services (ACS), where she plays a pivotal role in the prosecution of child abuse and neglect cases in Family Court. With a decade of litigation experience, Dea has honed her expertise in civil litigation, legal writing, and trial practice, making her a formidable advocate for vulnerable children and families. Her extensive knowledge of legal issues, coupled with her proficiency in research and legal databases like Westlaw, enables her to navigate complex cases with precision and confidence.

In her current position, Dea not only prosecutes critical cases but also acts as a liaison with various stakeholders, including social workers, law enforcement, and community organizations. This collaborative approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of each case and fosters a network of support for affected families. Dea's leadership skills shine through her management of office staff, where she conducts evaluations and provides training to enhance their professional development. Her commitment to fostering a positive work environment is reflected in her ability to handle a large caseload while maintaining high standards of professionalism and interpersonal communication.

Dea's dedication to child welfare and her strategic oversight of key projects within ACS underscore her passion for making a meaningful impact in the lives of children and families. As she continues to lead initiatives aimed at improving outcomes for those in the system, her blend of legal acumen and compassionate leadership positions her as a key figure in the fight against child abuse and neglect.