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Find a Florida HOA or condo attorney

Most owner disputes can be handled yourself with the guides and letters on this site. But some situations need a lawyer: a lien, a foreclosure, a lawsuit, or a complex dispute where a lot is at stake.

We are building a network of Florida attorneys who focus on HOA and condominium law. Until then, here is how to find and vet one yourself:

  • The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service connects you with attorneys by practice area. Ask for community association or real property law.
  • Look for the right focus. You want a lawyer who handles Chapter 720 (HOA) or Chapter 718 (condo) matters, not a general practitioner.
  • Check standing. Confirm any attorney is in good standing with The Florida Bar before you hire.
  • Ask about fees up front. Many offer a flat fee for a demand letter or a short consultation.

For anything involving a lien, foreclosure, or lawsuit, do not wait. Talk to a licensed Florida attorney.

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