HOA AND AND COA DEFENSE

Past-due assessments become liens upon the property, which can be foreclosed. A past-due balance can generally be resolved at anytime ahead of the foreclosure by settling the full balance due or reaching a payment arrangement with the Association. If the matter has been escalated to the Association's attorney, the homeowner should expect to pay some of their attorney's fees. An HOA/COA defense attorney can help homeowners negotiate with the Association to receive an ideal resolution. 

A property noncompliance can yield both fines and fees as well as an injunction lawsuit. The noncompliance can generally be remedied at any point by working with the Association to identify how the issue can be cured and any permissions necessary to move forward. The fines and fees can generally be resolved by settling the balance due or reaching a payment arrangement with the Association. An HOA/COA defense attorney can help homeowners negotiate with the Association to receive an ideal resolution. If the matter has been escalated to the Association's attorney, the homeowner should expect to pay some of their attorney's fees.