HOA Attorneys Representing Illinois Common Interest Community Associations and Homeowners Associations

Our experience in homeowners association (HOA) and common interest community association law, along with our commitment to customers, have helped us win awards, accolades and the trust of hundreds of clients throughout the state of Illinois. We represent homeowners associations in amending deed or declaration restrictions, enforcing covenants, collecting assessments, providing opinions, litigating and more.

HOA Law and Common Interest Community Association Law Practice Areas

The HOA lawyers at Hirzel Law, PLC are known for our extensive experience, responsiveness and ability to resolve complex legal issues. We are committed to educating our common interest community association clients, as well as effecting change in homeowners association and common interest community association legislation on a federal level. Our HOA law practice areas include:

Illinois HOA Instruments, Bylaws, Covenants, and Declarations or Condominium Declaration Restrictions

A homeowners association must regularly review and update its articles of incorporation, instruments, covenants, declarations and declaration restrictions to ensure they comply with applicable laws, and adequately address owners’ needs and changes in technology. Updating your HOA’s governing documents may avoid costly litigation and make your common interest community association easier to operate.

HOA Covenant, Declaration, and Instrument Restriction Enforcement

Regulations help homeowners associations operate in an orderly manner, uphold community aesthetics, preserve property values and protect property owners’ health, safety and welfare. Enforcing covenants, declarations and declaration restrictions is a very important job, but is often time-consuming and complicated.

HOA and Common Interest Community Association Collections

HOA’s and common interest community associations rely heavily on collecting assessments from property owners to provide essential services and fund HOA operations. Whenever an owner or member fails to pay an HOA assessment, the other owners are unfairly forced to shoulder the burden. Collecting unpaid HOA assessments is critical for funding common interest community association operations.

General Counsel For Illinois Common Interest Community Association Law and HOA Law

There are several areas of both Illinois Common Interest Community Association Law and HOA law that require specific expertise to garner the best results. Whether you need to resolve contractual disputes with vendors, pursue wrongfully denied insurance claims, assure your interests are represented in board meetings, or you just need advice or written opinions, we can help.

Our team of experienced homeowners association attorneys can assist with:

• Contracts
• Elections and Meetings
• Fair Housing
• Insurance Coverage
• Opinion Letters
• Rules and Regulations

Cutting-Edge HOA Attorneys

We are always coming up with new ideas and legal theories that help us win big cases. We continually educate our clients to help them do the right thing. We publish articles, speak locally and nationally, and provide interviews to major news outlets like CNBC, CBS, Newsmax, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and more. We’re also involved in legislation that affects community associations across the state and country. Our forward-thinking impacts individual clients, Illinois and Michigan homeowners associations, and federal laws.

Contact our HOA Lawyers

Our team of award-winning HOA and common interest community association lawyers is ready and willing to help. Contact Hirzel Law PLC online or call 312-552-7669 (Chicago office) today to discuss your homeowners association law issues directly with an experienced HOA lawyer.