Boards must follow established procedures for meetings, voting, and documenting decisions. We help boards interpret governing documents, prepare resolutions, and address procedural questions that arise during routine operations. This guidance creates a steady framework for decision making and reduces uncertainty. More information about our governance support can be found on our HOA Law page.

Deed restrictions protect the consistency and order of a community. We review restrictions, prepare notices tied to 209 letters, and assist with enforcement concerns. If a dispute escalates, we represent associations in litigation tied to violations. For a closer look at how we manage both compliance and enforcement, the HOA Law page outlines the full scope of this work.

Assessment income supports the essential functions of an association. When accounts fall behind, the board must follow clear procedures. We review 209 letters, prepare demand letters, and develop collection plans that follow state requirements. Our services include judicial and non judicial foreclosures, along with the review of accounts in bankruptcy and probate. Visitors seeking a deeper explanation of the collection process can find it detailed on our HOA Law page.

New associations need filings with the state and governing documents to guide early decisions. Established associations often need updates that reflect current needs. We prepare dedicatory instruments, revise outdated provisions, and assist with planning that helps the association stay organized as it grows. Those interested in learning about the firm’s background, approach, and experience can visit the About page.

Some issues require courtroom involvement. We represent associations in civil litigation related to collections, deed restrictions, and general disputes. Each case is handled with preparation, clear communication, and a practical approach to resolution.