Homeowners Associations & Condominium Law
Moretz & Skufca, PLLC provides representation and counsel to homeowner and condominium associations throughout the Charlotte metro area. We focus our practice on condominiums and townhomes as well as single-family developments.
Homeowners' associations (HOAs) and condominium associations are legal entities governed by residents. Homeowners' associations allow property owners to make collective decisions about issues that affect their residential property. In organization and practice, HOAs resemble a localized form of government with board members and meetings to establish common policies on issues such as maintenance of common property, fees, and restrictions on use of property (commonly known as covenants, conditions, and restrictions).
Contact our real estate attorneys in Charlotte or Concord if you need legal assistance for your HOA or condominium.
We publish the North Carolina Homeowners Association Law Blog
Representing homeowners' associations
Sometimes, conflicts arise between homeowners' associations and their members, and policies need to be enforced. Attorneys at Moretz & Skufca, PLLC address many types of issues that homeowners' associations and condominiums face:
- Creating and amending association's bylaws, covenants, conditions, and restrictions
- Enforce homeowner association rules and liens
- Collect HOA dues
- Provide legal counsel and guidance with regard to HOA rules and municipal rules
- Review contracts with employees and vendors and insurance policies and made recommendations
- Administer HOA elections and organize HOA meetings
- Represent the board before local and state government agencies
- File lawsuits against developers and construction contractors for faulty work
In addition to our services for homeowners' associations, we also provide comprehensive real estate law and construction law representation and counsel.
