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A Strong Legal Ally For HOAs And COAs

Even though Home Owner’s Associations (HOAs) condominium associations (COAs) are mostly autonomous, they are subject to specific statutes outlining their powers. These statutes provide the framework for how these organizations are created, what they can do, and how they are run. They prescribe certain rights for homeowners. They also provide mechanisms by which homeowners can ensure the HOA or COA is managed with the community’s best interest in mind, that business is conducted in a public and transparent fashion, and that board elections are properly conducted.

Failure to abide by organization rules can result in negative consequences to the homeowner. However, failure to comply with governing statutes can result in negative consequences to the HOA or COA and every member. These organizations must efficiently and consistently run or the entire community could suffer. Homeowners will be affected financially, aesthetically and with a decrease in property values.

The attorneys at Rapier & Bowling Co., LPA, handle every legal aspect of creating, running and dissolving an HOA or COA in Hamilton, West Chester and throughout Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky. They can advise about answering board member questions, drafting legal opinions, reviewing contracts, moderating annual meetings and board meetings, obtaining FHA approval, amending governing documents, and implementing rules.

Speak With An Attorney Who Understands Your Needs

The attorneys at Rapier & Bowling Co., LPA are trained and experienced trial lawyers who are well versed in the laws regulating HOAs and COAs. This unique combination sets us apart from all other firms that claim to represent HOAs. Not only will we give you spot on legal advice. We are ready, willing and able to take your case to trial if justice requires.

To arrange a legal consultation with one of our experienced attorneys, contact our law firm online or by telephone at 513-892-3400.