Lawyers Representing Home Owners Associations in Florence, Myrtle Beach, and Other Areas

With more than 18 years of experience on our side, we know how to handle all of the legal issues that home owners associations may be faced with. At the law firm of Robert E. Lee, our attorneys take pride in the high rate of success we have achieved in these matters.

Our law firm is available to represent home owners associations of all types, including condo complexes and planned community developments, in Florence, Marion and Horry counties, as well as the surrounding region.

Handling All of the Legal Needs of Home Owners Associations

While aspects of business law and real estate law are certainly involved, home owners association law is something that is truly unique. Our attorneys have a complete understanding of this area of the law.

Among the legal issues we can address for home owners associations are:

• Construction defects (as-built plans vs. approved plans)
• Disputes between home owners associations and developers
• Management of the transition between developer and HOA
• Creation of bylaws
• Enforcement of bylaws

Our law firm understands that the path to success depends on your needs, as well as the opponent's willingness to cooperate. We certainly will strive to achieve a positive outcome through negotiation. However, a trip to the court room may be necessary to get the results you need.

Handling All Due Collection Issues For HOAs

The National Association of Property Managers has predicted that, in the near future due to the country's current economic situation, home owners associations are going to be faced with serious collection issues. Residents are going to be defaulting on fees and assessments.

Our attorneys know how to handle these issues when they arise. When it comes to the collection of dues, we have been quite successful. Even in complicated situations involving residents of beach homes who have moved out of state and are refusing to pay dues, even in situations involving foreclosures, we know how to get results.

Master deeds typically make dues a personal obligation. We can pursue personal judgments against property owners to see that you collect what you are owed.

For Experienced Representation ― Contact Us Today

We have the experience to get results. We believe in putting your needs first, being there when you need us and fighting for you.

To discuss home owners association law with an experienced lawyer, contact us today to schedule a consultation.