Homeowners Association Law Blog

Protecting the Rights of property Owners and HOA's

Wednesday, April 18, 2012 by Anthony S. Deutsch

Individual property owners and homeowner associations both have rights. They both have responsibilities to uphold. When one side fails to follow the CC&Rs, complex disputes can arise. If you are facing a dispute, you need a skilled lawyer to help you understand your legal rights.

I understand homeowner association law and have experience representing homeowners in disputes with their associations involving issues such as... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

ADA Compliance - Update on HOAs, Condos and Swimming Pools

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by John Tarley

In the Spring of 2011, we blogged about Homeowners Associations and Condominium... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

HOAs and Mediation: Not always a viable alternative to Litigation

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by John Tarley

We have written extensively on the virtues of alternative dispute resolution, specifically mediation, to... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

Three Factors an HOA Should Consider When Hiring an Attorney

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by John Tarley

Selecting an attorney is one of the more significant decisions made by the Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

Benefits of Community Associations Part Four: What do homeowners really think about their associations?

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by John Tarley

We’ve mentioned already the abundance of news articles criticizing community associations. If these news stories are to be believed, then associations are unpopular indeed. But is it true that residents living in community associations are unhappy with their association? Research by the  Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

What are the troubling issues concerning attorney's fees in homeowners association disputes?

Friday, March 9, 2012 by Barry A. Ross



WHAT ARE THE
TROUBLING ISSUES CONCERNING ATTORNEY’S FEES IN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION DISPUTES?





            Civil Code section 1354(c)
states:  “In an action to enforce the
governing documents, the prevailing party shall be awarded reasonable
... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

Does the SLAPP statute apply to homeowners associations?

Friday, March 9, 2012 by Barry A. Ross



DOES THE SLAPP
STATUTE APPLY TO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS? 





            The SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against
Public Participation) statute is Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16.  When the SLAPP statute was first enacted in
1992 twenty years ago, some... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

What re the issues to consider for litigation in homeowner association disputes?

Friday, March 9, 2012 by Barry A. Ross



WHAT ARE THE
ISSUES TO CONSIDER FOR LITIGATION IN HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION DISPUTES?





            At some point it may appear that
litigation is your only option remaining to resolve the dispute with the
association.  There are many different
causes of action that may be asserted. 
These... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

What is internal dispute resolution in a homeowners association dispute?

Friday, March 9, 2012 by Barry A. Ross



WHAT IS
INTERNAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN A HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION DISPUTE?





            This procedure is described in Civil
Code sections 1363.810 et seq.  If a
property owner requests internal dispute resolution, the association must
participate in internal... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law

What is alternative dispute resolution in a homeowners association dispute?

Friday, March 9, 2012 by Barry A. Ross



WHAT IS
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN A HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION DISPUTE?





            This procedure is described in Civil
Code sections 1369.510, et seq.  This is
a mandatory procedure for both the property owner and the homeowners
association prior to... Read More

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Topic: Homeowners Association Law
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