Our attorneys and legal staff specialize in providing comprehensive and innovative commercial and residential mortgage foreclosure, loss mitigation, bankruptcy, real property-related litigation, and title curative legal services in Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire
Massachusetts
DGL leads the default industry in Massachusetts in both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures. We have a strong federal and state court default practice and a 35-year track record of successful creditor's rights litigation. One size does not fit all. No investor or individual client is the same. Our clients receive representation that is tailored to their specific needs, requirements, goals, and objectives.
Maine
For over 3 decades, DGL has represented local and national lenders in Maine state and federal court. By living and working in our communities, we know our assets. We have a strong track record in litigation as well as mediation and asset preservation through appointment of receivers to control and preserve assets as well as the cash collateral they produce. By building strong relationships and maintaining direct communication, we strive to exceed client expectations.
New Hampshire
With a deep understanding of New Hampshire's unique legal landscape, DGL offers tailored solutions designed to meet the needs of lenders, servicers, and stakeholders. We leverage advanced legal technology solutions to optimize efficiency, streamline processes, and deliver cost-effective results for our clients. We provide exceptional local representation with a focus on professionalism, responsiveness, and achieving favorable outcomes. Our commitment to excellence and our innovative solutions set us apart in New Hampshire default services.
Montana
Each client is unique and so is our practice under the Big Sky. We offer Estate Planning for clients small and large -- both native to Montana and making a second home in the Treasure State. Attorney Longoria is active in the Montana Bar Indian Law Section and consults on issues involving litigation and creditor's rights.
Celebrating Native American Heritage
Attorney Reneau Longoria
Major Rulings in Indian Law
During each U.S. Supreme Court term, there are always the “must watch” cases. One cannot easily predict the outcome of these cases - certain opinions are in line with precedent, honoring the doctrine of stare decisis, while others carve new paths and shift landscapes. The2022-2023 term included three cases that both positively and negatively impact tribes across Indian Country.
