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Are disagreements within your Homeowners Association (HOA) causing tension and frustration? You don’t have to face these issues alone, at the Law office of David P. Yon, we can help you by serving as a skilled advocate to help you find an amicable solution to your HOA issues.

In Florida, more and more communities are being built with popular amenities that allow us to live the lifestyle that has made Florida a popular destination for family relocation, but with these amenities come Homeowners Associations.

If you live in a community that is governed by a homeowners’ association or condominium association, then you already know how large a role the HOA plays in maintaining the value of your property and allowing you to enjoy your lifestyle.

A well-run HOA can help keep your property value high, while a poorly run HOA can cause your property value to drop and change your quality of life which can be a nightmare.

COMMON TYPES OF HOA DISPUTES

David P. Yon has a proven track record of successfully resolving HOA disputes, while preserving the integrity and unity of communities. We understand that every dispute is unique, and our strategies are customized to address the specific concerns of your association. Our clear communication and tailored approach will keep you informed throughout the process, ensuring that you understand your options and the steps we're taking on your behalf until your issue is resolved.

Don't let disputes within your HOA lead to frustration. Get the skilled representation you need. Call YON LAW at (888) 937-8968 for a Free Consultation.

Failure to Repair or Maintain
The HOA may be liable if they:
- Ignores structural damage to a common area building that threatens to cause even greater damage in the future
- Neglects to make repairs to your community’s pool and spa, thus robbing you and the other members of its use
- Fails to maintain your association’s roads, resulting in potholes that causes damage your vehicle
Violations of the Association Covenants
Typical Covenant violations by community associations include things like:
- Failing to preserve, maintain, or repair the association’s common areas;
- Failing to address another owner’s nuisance behavior;
- Failing to enforce the HOA’s governing documents, especially when such failure is negatively affecting the rights of another HOA member;
- Failing to follow the election or meeting requirements
- Harassing certain members or treating some HOA members differently than others.
COMMON AREA DISPUTES

Your HOA’s common areas refer to areas that are owned by the HOA rather than by any particular homeowner. Where there are many typical kinds of common areas, such as greenbelts/landscaping, sidewalks/walkways, swimming pools, and tennis courts, there are other types of common areas that are less visible and can vary depending on the type of HOA you have joined.

For example, in many communities that share common structures such as townhomes or condominiums the HOA could own everything but the space inside the unit itself. Some common areas include things like roofs, hallways, staircases, parking lots/carports, HVAC systems, buildings, and plumbing or electrical systems.

In single family home communities, the HOA could be responsible for the community streets, gates, clubhouses, golf facilities, tennis courts and more.

Because these areas are often very expensive to construct and maintain, frequent common area-related disputes between homeowners and their HOA over these amenities.
NEGLIGENCE BY EITHER THE HOA OR NEIGHBORS

Negligence is the failure to act reasonably in each situation. If your HOA and/or neighbor cause damage to you or your property because of unreasonable conduct on their part(s), you may file a claim for negligence.

If you have a dispute with your HOA, in most cases, if you’re successful, the HOA will have to reimburse you for your attorneys’ fees and costs. Call the YON LAW today for a free consultation (888) 937-8968.