HOA ATTORNEY TRIAL
Because of its litigation expertise, our firm has handled association matters in the trial courts and appeals courts of North Carolina. When disputes arise, law suits may occur concerning dues, fines, improvements, architectural control issues, vehicle parking, nuisance activities, or supervision of the recreational areas. works with a number of management companies and represents scores of community associations in the greater Charlotte area. These laws impact items such as repairs to damaged units, insurance, amenities, and utilities.Īs Charlotte association attorneys, Thurman, Wilson, Boutwell & Galvin P.A. The laws governing a COA are different than an HOA due to the form of ownership. A condominium includes Units and Common Elements. The respective responsibilities of the owner and the HOA may vary depending on the type of homes in the development.Ī condominium is building and land collectively owned by the owners. Dues may be assessed on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
Typically, homes and yards are owned by the owners while the association owns and manages a Common Area, which may include a playground, a pool, tennis courts, walking trails, or other amenities. AssociationsĪ homeowners association may include a single family residential homes or townhomes in development known as a planned unit development (PUD). Enforcement of fines can occur through the demand, lien, and foreclosure process. If the violations are upheld, the association can levy a fine which may continue from day to day until the violation is cured. Notice of the offense is given to the owner and an opportunity to be heard is sent to the owner. Violation of association provisions may result in a Notice and Fine procedure. Our firm has extensive experience in foreclosure litigation - both completing HOA foreclosures and as foreclosure defense attorneys defending owners who are unfairly sued. typically charges a flat fee for notice letters and for filing liens on behalf of its clients. Proper notice must be given at each stage. The collection process includes a demand letter for delinquent dues or assessments, a lien, and then a foreclosure. Our clientele includes a long list of associations and we have advised HOA boards and directors for decades. We represent homeowners and condominium associations, non-profit corporations, owners in a dispute with an association, and management companies. has over 25 years experience providing representation as a Charlotte association attorney in the greater Charlotte area.
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