Jake Lawrence

Eads Murray & Pugh, P.C.

Our firm represents a large number of condominiums and homeowners associations in central Indiana. It can be intimidating to serve as a director or officer of a community association, especially when you agreed to step forward knowing that you would be volunteering your time and stepping into a new experience involving unique legal concepts and special obligations. If you feel like you're dealing with a lot of "legalese" in your community association's governing documents, we can help you decipher it in easy-to-understand terms and concepts. We also appreciate how unique a community association is because of the interaction of general corporate law, nonprofit corporate law, real estate law, "neighborliness", covenants that run with the land, and quasi-government functions served by community associations that, when taken in combination, make such associations much different from other forms of organizations. We've counseled associations on many different issues, both simple and complex.