SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION LAWSUITS

HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION LAWSUITS

Attorney Peter F. Iocona got involved in Homeowners Association lawsuits from personal experience. After obtaining a few judgments against his own HOA, Mr. Iocona decided to open up a portion of his law practice to assisting others who have either been harmed by their HOA or are seeking to have their HOA enforce the provisions of the CC&Rs that they are required to enforce as part of their fiduciary duty to each and every Owner within the community.

 

Whether enforcing or defending against a Homeowners Association, you need the assistance of a lawyer who understands how to approach an HOA Board of Directors in order to get things done. If you or a loved one is in need of an HOA Attorney, contact the Law Office of Peter F. Iocona today for a free consultation.

There are both pros and cons to Homeowners Associations. In one respect, they can promote "harmony" within the community by ensuring that everyone follows the rules. However, in another respect, those who often serve on the HOA Board of Directors let a little bit of power go to their heads and then pick on people in the community, either requiring them to pay for services they are not required to pay for or for arbitrarily and capriciously enforcing rules and/or improperly enforcing rules in order to harm those they do not deem fit to live within the community. In some cases, the Board of Directors just does not act at all to ensure that each and every member of the community is living by the provisions of the community by and through the CC&Rs or other rules promulgated by the Board of Directors. In either case, you need an experienced HOA attorney to assist you in the process of either defending against the arbitrary and capricious enforcement of the rules and/or improperly enforcing rules, or to ensure that the Board enforces the rules and regulation of the CC&Rs against each and every member of the community to make it fair for all the Owners, not just the select few that the Homeowners Association provides concessions all the while you are required to abide by the very same rules others are able to circumvent.