HOA & Community Association Litigation
Disputes involving homeowners’ associations (HOAs) and community associations can become contentious quickly, putting both property rights and community relationships at risk. At Giles Law, we represent both associations and individual homeowners in HOA-related litigation, providing strong advocacy and practical solutions when conflicts arise.
Litigation for Associations, Boards & Property Managers
We defend HOAs, boards, and property managers against claims and challenges brought by homeowners, vendors, or developers. Our attorneys combine business law and litigation experience to protect the association’s authority and financial stability. Cases we handle include:
- Enforcement of CC&Rs, bylaws, and governing documents.
- Defense against homeowner lawsuits and challenges.
- Assessment and collection disputes.
- Contract litigation with vendors, developers, or management companies.
- Board governance and fiduciary duty defense.
Litigation for Homeowners
Homeowners often find themselves facing aggressive enforcement or costly assessment demands. We advocate for individuals and families in disputes with their associations, ensuring their rights are protected and their concerns are taken seriously. Our litigation services include:
- Defending against improper or overreaching enforcement actions.
- Challenging assessments, fines, or fees.
- Resolving property and easement disputes with HOAs.
- Protecting homeowner rights under governing documents and Arizona law.
Why Giles Law
Because we represent both associations and homeowners, we understand HOA conflicts from every angle. This dual perspective allows us to anticipate strategies, assess risks, and pursue practical outcomes — whether through settlement or trial.
At Giles Law, our focus is on protecting our clients’ interests while minimizing the disruption and cost that HOA disputes often bring. When litigation is unavoidable, our attorneys are prepared to guide clients through every stage with clarity, strategy, and tenacity.