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2. Many well regarded law firms have people who specialize in certain areas.

Sat Jul 28, 2018, 04:41 PM

Jul 2018

Real estate, contractual issues, etc., would be delegated to the person most responsible for handling them.

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What kind of lawyer do you hire to fight HOA? [View all] Drahthaardogs Jul 2018 OP

Probably someone with experience in real estate law would be best. The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2018 #1

There are attorneys who specialize in coop and condo law marylandblue Jul 2018 #3

If the property is located in California, this is a great resource. alwaysinasnit Jul 2018 #4

A Real Estate Attorney who is Wellstone ruled Jul 2018 #5

Call for an election Thunderbeast Jul 2018 #6

The courts prefer an out of court settlement for such things tirebiter Jul 2018 #8

I'd hire a real estate agent and move. LakeSuperiorView Jul 2018 #9

A mean, dirty one who takes no prisoners! eom lastlib Jul 2018 #10

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