West Palm Beach Homeowners Lawyers

Fighting For Florida Homeowners

Our law office helps homeowners and unit owners fight back against Florida HOA and condominium associations.  If you're a Florida resident that owns property in an HOA or condominium association community, you might be familiar with the authority these associations have to place a lien on your property if you don't pay your dues or allegedly violate some other community rule. And if you continue to be delinquent or violate rules, they can even foreclose on the lien and take your property away. Scary stuff, right?

That's why it's important to seek help from qualified homeowner attorneys, like Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC, if you're facing an HOA or condominium association lien foreclosure. Our experienced attorneys know Chapters 718 and 720 of the Florida Statutes, which govern Florida associations, like the back of our hands. We can help you understand your rights and options, and work to defend your property against lien foreclosure.

One defense strategy we might use is to challenge the validity of the lien itself. If the HOA or condominium association didn't follow proper procedures when placing the lien or made errors in the lien documents, it might be possible to have the lien invalidated.

Another defense strategy is to negotiate with the HOA or condominium association to reach a payment plan or settlement agreement. Sometimes, they're willing to work with you to come up with a plan that allows you to catch up on your dues and avoid foreclosure.

It's also worth noting that Florida law provides some protections for homeowners facing HOA or condominium association lien foreclosure.  For example, the association can't foreclose on the lien without first providing you with multiple notices and an opportunity to cure the default.

The West Palm Beach Homeowners Lawyers at Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC provide document review and aggressive representation for homeowners and unit owners that own property within condominium associations and homeowners associations in Palm Beach County and throughout the State of Florida. 

Our West Palm Beach Homeowners Lawyers know the law and how to effectively navigate through Arbitration, Mediation, and the Court system with proven results.  

What Do Our Community Association Attorneys Assist With?

Are you a homeowner or unit owner dealing with one or more of the following issues?

• Breach of Fiduciary Duty by Board of Directors.
• Failure to provide documents in an Official Records Request.
• Lien Foreclosure
• Wrongful Taxing of Special Assessments, fines, and Abusive Collections Practices.
• Selective Enforcement of Covenants.
• Lockouts.
• Failure to Maintain.
• Property Damage including water intrusion, leaks, mold, roof leaks.
• HOA Board Recall.
• Developer Problems.
• Emotional Support Animal and Service Dog Discrimination.
• Airbnb and Vacation Violations.

***Florida's Top 10 Most Common Community Association Problems***

If so, call us today @ 561.699.0399 to see how our West Palm Beach Homeowners Attorneys can assist.

The experienced and knowledgeable West Palm Beach Homeowners Attorneys at Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC are here to help Florida homeowners and condominium unit owners aggressivley pursue and defend disputes with Florida community associations. We serve Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach. 

Our Office is located in Lantana, Florida. We represent Boynton Beach Homeowners, Lake Worth Homeowners, West Palm Beach Homeowners, and Homeowners in South Florida and throughout the State of Florida.

You may be interested in seeing some of our other legal posts on Florida Community Associations. For your convenience, please see links below:

Community Association Legal Blog Links

• Florida's Top 10 Most Common Community Association Problems
• What Official Records Can My HOA Prevent Access To?
• The Hierarchy of Community Association Governing Documents in Florida,
• Can a Tenant inspect the official records of a Florida Condominium Association?
• As a Unit Owner how can I inspect the official records of my Condominium Association in Florida,
• Florida Association Gun Control,
• Florida Condominium Hurricane Preparedness and Association Emergency Powers,
• Can a Florida Condominium Association Access any unit in the Association,
• Florida Condominium Association Rules and Regulations,
• Can a Florida Condominium Association take a Unit Owner’s Rental Income,
• Florida Condominium Governing Documents,
• Florida Condominium Delinquency,
• West Palm Beach Homeowners Lawyers,
• Lake Worth Homeowners Lawyers,
• Florida Condominium Law Changing the Allocation of Assessments,

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