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The Association was established in 1991 as a voluntary nonprofit organization, originally known as the Greater Denton Legal Assistants Association (GDLAA). In 2005, the Association changed its name to the Denton County Paralegal Association (DCPA). Since its founding, the DCPA has steadily increased membership, developed a reputation for high standards, and fostered respect within the legal community.
Purpose DCPA’s purpose is to promote the professional objectives and goals of paralegals in Denton County, Texas; to encourage, promote, and conduct programs of continuing education and professional development; and to promote high standards of integrity and professionalism for paralegals.
Mission Statement The DCPA’s mission is to promote the paralegal profession and goals of the paralegal by
Code of Ethics To effect its purpose, DCPA adopts as a guideline for professional conduct the Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility of the Paralegal Division of the State Bar of Texas.
2022 DCPA Executive Officers: Janene Koiner-Clark - President Dara Warren - President-Elect Dara Warren – Secretary-Parliamentarian Renita Murphy – Treasurer Carla Pressly – Historian
2022 DCPA Committee Chairs: CLE – Miranda Miller Fundraising - Stormi Scherb Social - Kristina Chiarelli Legal Directory - EC and Chairs Membership - Alicia Spencer Newsletter – Estina Reynolds Scholarship - Renita Murphy
DCPA is a member of the Texas Alliance of Paralegal Associations |
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