When you purchase a home in Flagstaff, it is likely that your home is under the governance of an HOA, or a homeowners’ association. The rules, laws, and documents that are involved with an HOA can be complicated and confusing, and if a dispute arises with your HOA, you need someone who understands the legal system. Whether you reside in Anasazi Ridge or the Blue Ridge Estates, a Flagstaff HOA lawyer can protect you and your homeownership rights.
For over twenty years, the attorneys at Harper Hall PLC have been fighting for the rights of homeowners across the state of Arizona. Our team provides sound legal counsel for all our clients and works to avoid lengthy and unnecessary litigation where possible.
However, when such legal action does become necessary, we are ready to advance your claim and defend your interests. Whether your HOA or condo association has filed a claim against you or overstepped its legal bounds, we are here to help.
Being part of an HOA in Flagstaff can have several benefits. Roughly 902,000 homes in Arizona are served by a homeowners association and are provided with extra security measures, amenities like fitness centers, playgrounds, and pools, and enjoy the overall high quality of life these organizations tend to offer.
However, homeowners’ associations are not perfect, and they sometimes can overstep their legal bounds, leading to disputes or areas of conflict with residents. At Harper Hall PLC, we are on the side of the homeowner, no matter the nature of your dispute. Since 2003, we have been helping homeowners in the following areas of conflict associated with their HOA:
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Homeowners’ associations typically have certain government documents in place. This can include bylaws, articles of incorporation, standards or rules for home architecture, and a Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, or a CC&R. These documents create clear obligations for the homeowner and HOA alike, and it is important that you familiarize yourself with the provisions of these documents.
Usually, these documents are made readily available to you when you go to buy your home. Other documents, such as those related to your HOA’s unique amenities, like a clubhouse or community pool, are typically available online, and you may be able to receive a physical copy by submitting a record request to your HOA.
Navigating the intricacies of a dispute with your HOA requires an understanding of both your rights as a homeowner and the laws often involved in these cases. At Harper Hall PLC, we have both, and we are ready to serve you. Whatever your dispute might include, we are on your side, not the side of your HOA, and want you to know you are not alone. Contact our offices today to hire an HOA lawyer and see why Harper Hall PLC is the right team to advocate for your rights.
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