Mediation to Resolve Disputes with Your Homeowners Association
In New Jersey, homeowners association disputes are governed by both state law and provisions in the HOA's governing documents, but mediation is often encouraged as a way to resolve conflicts without resorting to litigation.
Are you tired of battling your homeowners association (HOA) in New Jersey? It’s disheartening to see so many people dealing with unresponsive board members, oppressive rules, or general dissatisfaction with the way the association is managed or how your money is spent.
The Power of Political Action
One approach is to get involved politically within your HOA. Attend board meetings, rally fellow homeowners, and work towards change from within. However, this method doesn’t always yield the desired results.
A Smarter Solution – Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a process that involves a neutral third party to mediate the dispute. In New Jersey, it is a statutory requirement for HOA’s to offer ADR for housing-related issues. ADR can save time and money, preserve amicable relationships within the community, and facilitates constructive dialogue to find common ground.
My Role as Your Mediator and Lawyer
With years of experience
mediator for property owners and homeowners associations, I am committed to helping homeowners navigate the complexities of HOA conflicts and reach a mutually agreeable solution. Contact me today at 856-627-0100 for a free initial phone consultation.
