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HOA Defense Lawyer Tampa

Protecting homeowners and associations throughout Tampa Bay in disputes, covenant enforcement, and governance matters.

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HOA Specialist
Florida Bar Member
10+ Years Experience
Tampa Bay Area
HOA Defense Services

Fighting for Homeowner Rights

Florida HOA disputes can escalate quickly, with associations wielding significant power over homeowners' property rights and finances. I provide aggressive advocacy for homeowners facing unfair treatment from their HOA.

From challenging improper fines to defending against foreclosure, I understand the unique dynamics of HOA law in Florida and fight to protect your home and your rights.

  • Covenant violation defense
  • Assessment dispute resolution
  • Foreclosure defense
  • Architectural review appeals
  • Board meeting representation
HOA defense attorney protecting Tampa Bay homeowner rights
Association Counsel

HOA Board Representation

I also represent HOA and condo association boards, helping them govern effectively while staying compliant with Florida statutes:

  • Governing Documents: Review and amendment of CC&Rs, bylaws, and rules
  • Covenant Enforcement: Fair, legally-sound enforcement procedures
  • Collection Actions: Assessment collection and lien procedures
  • Meeting Compliance: Proper notice, quorum, and voting procedures
HOA board representation and governance counsel
FAQ

HOA Law Questions

Yes, in Florida, HOAs have the power to foreclose on properties for unpaid assessments. However, they must follow strict procedural requirements. If you're facing HOA foreclosure, immediate legal representation can help identify procedural defenses and negotiate alternatives.

Yes. Under Florida law, you're entitled to notice and an opportunity to be heard before fines are imposed. Many fines can be challenged on procedural grounds, selective enforcement, or because the underlying rule is unenforceable. I help homeowners challenge unfair fines and fight back against HOA overreach.

Selective enforcement occurs when an HOA enforces rules against some homeowners but not others. This is a valid defense in Florida. If your neighbor has the same "violation" that went unpunished, you may have grounds to challenge your fine or demand equal treatment.

Costs vary based on the complexity of your case. Many HOA matters can be resolved with a strongly-worded letter, while others require litigation. I offer free initial consultations to assess your situation and provide transparent fee estimates before we begin.

Don't Let Your HOA Bully You

Know your rights. Get experienced legal representation to fight back against unfair HOA actions.

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