Our Team of Advocates

Dennis H. Doss is the founder of Doss Law, PC. Licensed as an attorney since 1978, Dennis represents private and hard money lenders and carryback sellers in Orange County and throughout California. He counts many of the top private or hard money mortgage lenders as his clients. Attorney Doss is well versed in all aspects of mortgage finance, from the entities that operate and finance real estate to the professionals who finance real estate. He is a frequent lecturer on mortgage related issues, including consumer credit, commercial credit, mortgage backed securities, private money lending and lending compliance.

Christopher J. Donovan, Managing Partner of Doss Law, is a driven, meticulous, and reliable attorney with transactional legal experience in real estate, mortgage lending, and securities. Under the tutelage of Dennis H. Doss, he has developed strong expertise in mortgage finance law while working with a wide range of institutional, professional, and individual clients. His legal practice focuses on hard money lender representation, private money lender representation, mortgage fund formation, loan documentation, lender licensing/compliance, and DRE/DFPI defense.

As the Head of Licensing and Corporate Compliance at Doss Law, PC, Jackellyn brings a wealth of legal expertise and a proven track record in navigating the convoluted legal landscape of licensing, corporate governance, and securities laws. With a passion for ensuring that businesses operate ethically and within the bounds of the law, Jackellyn is dedicated to providing strategic counsel that empowers clients to achieve their goals while maintaining legal compliance.

As an Associate Attorney at Doss Law, PC, Porfírio brings strong experience in real estate finance, regulatory compliance, and complex transactions. Drawing on his background advising on high-value insured loans and federal housing programs, Porfírio provides lenders with clear, practical legal guidance to help close deals efficiently while managing legal and regulatory risk.