It is essential to be aware of your legal rights and responsibilities when dealing with your Homeowners Association. Our website provides access to legal experts and resources to both prevent and address any issues that may arise.
Talk to an attorney in your area.
The American Bar Association (ABA) is a voluntary association of lawyers that sets ethical standards for legal professionals. All members of the ABA must have an active, good-standing license as an attorney. To find an attorney who specializes in community association law in your state, visit the ABA website. Most ABA attorneys offer free initial consultations.
Get free answers from volunteer lawyers.
The American Bar Association (ABA) has launched the Free Legal Answers program, which enables qualified individuals to submit civil legal questions online and receive free answers from local pro bono lawyers. All attorney volunteers are authorized to provide legal advice in their state, as mandated by the ABA. For further details on the program, please visit the Committee's Free Legal Answers website.
Free online platforms
Many free online platforms are available to the public, where you can submit your Homeowners Association (HOA) questions and get answers from qualified attorneys. However, it is important to be aware that when utilizing online platforms to submit your Homeowners Association HOA questions, the information you disclose may be used for marketing purposes. We advise that you do not include any personal details when using these platforms, as the questions may not remain private.