DMA Law is looking to recruit a full-time junior accounts assistant/accounts assistant. Job Title: Junior Accounts Assistant/Accounts Assistant Location: Sunderland Salary: Depending on experience Office Hours: Monday to Friday –…
This month we are going to find out a bit more about Marc Hewitt. Mark joined the DMA Law team in 2013 as a paralegal, working in the personal injury…
This month we are introducing Janice Short from our Peterlee office. Janice is a Chartered Legal Executive and joined DMA Law in 2008 to work in the Family Department, dealing…
This month get to know a bit more about Helen Appleby. Helen is a solicitor and joined the DMA Law firm working from our Consett office in June 2017. Having…
Our fun questionnaire continues and this month we want to find out a bit more about Debra Taylor! Debra has spent all her working life in Sunderland and began working…
DMA is a law firm that has been around in the North East for four decades, with offices throughout the region. DMA Law is very much a high-street private client…
At the heart of our business are the people who make it function, a fantastic mix of individuals. We created this questionnaire to find out a bit more about their…
We are so happy to celebrate four years in business for our free-of-charge legal guidance service, the Darlington-based DMA Law Link. If you haven’t heard of DMA Law Link, it…
A North East children’s charity is set to benefit thanks to the fundraising efforts of a generous law firm in the region. Staff from DMA Law, which has offices across…
The legal system in Britain is the product of centuries of evolution, with the earliest laws that have not been repealed dating back to the 13th Century. Many laws, although…
Living together without being married or in a civil partnership? It's super common—but did you know your legal rights aren’t the same as married couples? Stay informed: #conveyancing
Wondering how assets are divided in a divorce? Many assume it’s a straight 50/50 split, but in the UK, courts focus on fairness, not equality. Learn what that means: #divorce
We often get asked if a parent can withold a child's passport. A child’s passport is generally kept by the parent with the primary parental responsibility although there is no particular rule. Learn more:
When you need the help and assistance of a lawyer in the field of #family law, we recognise that you will need support and understanding, as well as sound expert legal advice.
Find out more here:https://dma-law.co.uk/family/
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