Self-help
Letters and guides for handling an HOA dispute yourself.
Many HOA disputes, especially smaller ones, do not justify hiring a lawyer. These tools write the letters for you with your details filled in, and explain the process the state provides.
Letter builders
Free. You get a finished letter to print and send.
Violation notice response letter
Respond to a violation notice, confirm the hearing, ask for the evidence, and request an open hearing.
Records request letter
Ask for financial statements, budgets, the reserve study, minutes, contracts, and your account ledger.
Notice of violation to your association
The certified notice Nevada requires before you can file a complaint with the Real Estate Division.
Guides
General information, not legal advice.
Get your governing documents
Where to find your CC&Rs, rules, and guidelines if you do not have them.
How to read your CC&Rs
Which document controls, and how to tell whether the board had the authority.
Prepare for a violation hearing
Your rights at the hearing and how to present your side.
State mediation and the referee program
The step Nevada requires before most HOA lawsuits, and how to use it on your own.
Complaints to the Real Estate Division
How to ask the state to investigate a violation of the HOA statute.
Free case review
Not sure which route fits? Ask for a free case review.
Tell us the facts once, in writing, and attach your governing documents. We review them before anyone gets on the phone, so the conversation is about your options.