HOA legal work splits into two camps: firms that represent the association/board (collections, covenant enforcement, contracts, governance), and firms that represent individual homeowners in disputes with their HOA. Knowing which side a firm works for matters before you call one.

Firms representing HOA boards & associations

Epsten, APC

Southern California community association law firm providing general counsel, collections, construction defect, and litigation services to HOAs and condominiums.

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Hellmuth & Johnson

Minneapolis-based firm representing HOAs, property managers, and condominium developers.

Kaman & Cusimano

Widely recognized community association law firm handling amendments, collections, rules enforcement, and litigation.

Kaye Bender Rembaum

Florida community association law firm dedicated to representing HOAs, condominiums, and cooperatives on collections, covenant enforcement, and governance.

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Law Firm Carolinas

The first North Carolina firm recognized by Best Lawyers for Community Association Law.

NowackHoward

Full-service firm dedicated exclusively to representing condominiums and HOAs throughout Georgia.

Schneider Buchel LLP

New York's largest fully-focused community association law firm, having represented 1,000+ HOA, co-op, and condo clients.

Tinnelly Law Group

California community association law firm serving HOAs and condominiums statewide for nearly 40 years, handling governing document enforcement, assessment collections, and litigation.

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Vial Fotheringham LLP

Multi-state Pacific Northwest/Mountain West firm providing general counsel, collections, and construction-defect litigation for HOAs and condominiums across five states.

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Firms representing homeowners in HOA disputes

LS Carlson Law

California firm with 20+ years advocating for homeowners in disputes against their HOA.

These companies are listed based on independent research — this isn't a paid placement or endorsement. Availability, pricing, and licensing vary by state and by your specific project; always vet any company directly, check references, and confirm licensing/insurance before signing a contract.

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