HOA REPRESENTATION
Homeowners’ and community associations turn to Horack Talley for guidance on every aspect of condominium and community association law. We represent more than 500 community associations in North and South Carolina. We work with property management firms and with associations that are self-managed. Horack Talley works with more homeowners' associations than any firm in the state.
In some cases, we help developers form an association for a new community, then represent the association once the developer has completed construction and home sales.
Our services include:
- Creating and organizing homeowners’ associations
- Interpreting, enforcing, and amending restrictive covenants, by-laws, and other governing documents
- Filing and enforcing liens to compel the payment of dues or compliance with homeowners’ association rules
- Attending homeowners’ association meetings and advising HOA boards on governance, compliance, and other related issues
We provide services for the entire spectrum of condominium and community association law, including:
- HOA formation documents
- Corporate governance or board issues
- Interpretation, enforcement, and amendment of restrictive covenants, by-laws, and other governing documents
- Collection of unpaid dues and assessments, including liens, foreclosures,
and bankruptcies
- Real estate transactions, title disputes, and condemnation proceedings
- General litigation and dispute resolution
We are experienced at filing and enforcing liens for delinquent dues when payment cannot be obtained in any other way. Our attorneys also mediate or litigate violations of architectural guidelines and other restrictive covenants when the association and its management company are unable to achieve compliance.