Condominium and Homeowners Association Law

Condominium and Homeowners Association (HOA) law governs the management and operation of shared residential communities. A condominium is a building or complex where individual units are owned privately, while common areas are jointly owned. An HOA is an organization that manages the community, enforcing rules and maintaining shared spaces. These laws outline the rights and responsibilities of homeowners, how fees are collected, and how disputes are resolved. They aim to ensure property values and a harmonious living environment by establishing guidelines for maintenance, aesthetics, and communal living. Understanding these laws is essential for residents in such communities.