HOA Litigation Matters – $5,000 Retainer
Do you need an HOA litigation attorney? Our HOA litigation attorneys represent homeowners, unit owners, investors, and others in disputes involving homeowners associations, HOA boards, governing documents, fines, assessments, and board misconduct. We typically require an initial retainer of $5,000 to get started.
HOA disputes can quickly become stressful, expensive, and disruptive. Our HOA litigation lawyers handle a wide range of HOA litigation matters, including claims involving conflicts of interest, improper fines, selective enforcement, failure to act, access to records, and other disputes with homeowners associations.
Speak With an HOA Litigation Attorney Today
If you are involved in a dispute with a homeowners association or HOA board, Contact Us today to schedule a Free Consultation.
Call (800) 517-5240, to speak with our attorneys.
Representation in New York and New Jersey
Our attorneys represent clients in HOA litigation matters in both New York and New Jersey.
- New York HOA, Co-op & Condo Dispute Attorneys
- New Jersey HOA, Condo & Co-op Dispute Attorneys
- HOA, Condo & Co-op Dispute Attorneys
Our HOA Litigation Services
HOA Board Disputes
Our HOA litigation attorneys represent clients in disputes involving HOA board misconduct, conflicts of interest, improper decision-making, and breaches of governing documents.
Fines, Fees & Assessments
Our HOA litigation attorneys handle disputes involving improper or excessive fines, unauthorized fees, special assessments, and other charges imposed by homeowners associations.
Enforcement & Failure to Act
Our HOA litigation attorneys represent clients in disputes involving selective enforcement, unfair rule enforcement, and situations where an HOA fails to act when action is required.
Common HOA Litigation Issues
Some common HOA disputes that our attorneys handle include:
- Conflicts of interest of a homeowners association or HOA board
- Violation of bylaws or governing documents
- Maintenance disputes
- Harassment by a homeowners association or HOA board
- Improper or excessive fines
- Unauthorized fees or assessments
- Failure to act by a homeowners association or HOA board
- Selective enforcement of rules and regulations
- Election and governance disputes
- Access to financial records and association documents
- Failure to maintain common areas
- Any other homeowners association dispute
What Can I Sue an HOA For?
Please note that the causes of action below are examples only. By listing them, our attorneys are not saying that you definitely have a case. Each matter must be evaluated based on its facts, governing documents, and applicable law.
- Breach of bylaws or house rules: You may be able to sue if the HOA violates its own governing documents.
- Discrimination: You may have a claim if the HOA treats you unfairly based on a protected characteristic.
- Harassment: You may have a claim if the HOA engages in abusive, threatening, or intimidating conduct.
- Breach of fiduciary duty: You may be able to sue if the HOA board fails to act in the best interests of the association.
- Negligence: You may have a claim if the HOA fails to maintain property or address dangerous conditions.
- Defamation: You may be able to sue for false statements that harm your reputation.
- Infringement of property rights: You may have a claim if the HOA interferes with your lawful use and enjoyment of your property.
- Unauthorized assessments or fees: You may be able to challenge charges not authorized by governing documents or law.
- Failure to maintain common areas: You may have a claim if the HOA neglects shared areas or required maintenance.
- Breach of quiet enjoyment: You may be able to sue for unreasonable interference with your use of your home.
- Invasion of privacy: You may have a claim for improper access to your property or intrusive conduct.
- Selective enforcement: You may be able to sue if rules are enforced unfairly against you while others are treated differently.
- Mismanagement of funds: You may have a claim if association funds are mishandled or misused.
- Other causes of action: Additional claims may exist depending on the facts of your case.
Our $5,000 Retainer for HOA Litigation Matters
Our firm typically requires an initial retainer of $5,000 for HOA litigation matters. This retainer allows our attorneys to begin reviewing governing documents, evaluating claims and defenses, communicating with the association or its counsel, and developing a legal strategy.
The total legal fee depends on the complexity of the matter, whether litigation is already pending, the number of parties involved, and the amount of work required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sue my HOA for harassment?
Possibly. Whether you have a valid claim depends on the facts, the available evidence, and the applicable law.
Can I challenge HOA fines or assessments?
Yes. Improper, excessive, or unauthorized fines and assessments may be challenged depending on the governing documents and applicable law.
What if my HOA refuses to act?
An HOA’s failure to act can sometimes create legal claims, especially where it causes financial harm, unsafe conditions, or violations of governing documents.
Can an HOA board member be personally liable?
In some cases, yes. Board members may face personal liability for fraud, bad faith, self-dealing, discrimination, or other wrongful conduct.
Get Started Today
If you are dealing with board misconduct, improper fines, assessments, harassment, or selective enforcement, Contact Us today for a Free Consultation.
Call (800) 517-5240, to speak with our attorneys.