Definition: In law, a prothonotary is an official appointed by a court to represent a litigant in a court case. The prothonotary acts as a liaison between the litigants and the judge, providing legal advice and support. Prothonotaries are often involved in cases involving matters such as divorce proceedings, child custody disputes, and wills. They also assist with administrative tasks like filing documents or handling correspondence related to the court case.
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