Office of DGL
Dec 17, 20241 min read
Congratulations Donna Small - DG&L
We are proud to announce Donna Small’s promotion to from Senior Paralegal to Litigation Team Lead. Donna joined DGL 18 years ago and has...
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Doonan, Graves & Longoria, LLC has been a leader in the default industry for over 35 years.
We are proud to be a 100% Native American woman-owned law firm.
We look forward to working with you!
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
Introducing our law firm
Our Practice Locations
Massachusetts
One size does not fit all. No investor or individual client is the same. Our clients receive representation that is specifically tailored to their specific needs, requirements, goals, and objectives. The relationships we build with our clients differentiate us from most firms in this industry.
Maine
By building strong relationships with our clients and maintaining regular communication, we have a better idea of who our client is, what is important to them, how to best represent them to protect their interests, and how to meet and exceed their expectations.
New Hampshire
We maximize our utilization of legal technology solutions to ensure efficiency, both in time and cost. We provide top-notch local representation at fair prices. Our central office is conveniently located in Beverly, MA, which is located about 40 minutes north of Boston and 40 minutes south of Maine and New Hampshire.
Montana
Each case is different and is treated as such with a thorough case evaluation to determine the best course of action given the specifics of the case. This evaluation identifies potential opportunities for settlement, as well as foreclosure alternative options, including loss-mitigation, consent judgments, deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure and short sales.
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.
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