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A Homeowners’ Association (HOA) typically governs and manages a specific residential community, often comprised of single-family homes, while a Community Association is a broader term that encompasses various types of residential communities, including condominiums, co-ops, and other housing developments, each with its unique governance structure and rules.
Legal representation for a Community Association is vital because specialized attorneys possess the expertise to navigate complex regulatory frameworks, interpret governing documents, resolve disputes effectively, and ensure compliance with the law, thereby safeguarding the association’s interests and reducing the risk of costly legal pitfalls.
A Community Association can transition to new legal representation by following a structured process that often includes conducting a board vote to select a new law firm, formally notifying the existing legal representation of the change, and ensuring a seamless transfer of all relevant documents and information to the newly chosen legal team.
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Florida has the highest percentage of homes in homeowners' associations (HOAs). Florida also has the second highest number of HOAs in the country, after California.
