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Homeowners' associations
Isabel Hernando has advised a property management firm on condominium law since 2014. Meetings that go wrong, resolutions that harm one owner, unpaid fees or damage in the building: we know it from the inside.
What we handle
Procedures and cases
Meetings and resolutions
- Attending owners' meetings, on the client's behalf or alongside them
- Challenging resolutions
- Challenging minutes
Debts and damage
- Claims against owners in arrears (payment order procedure)
- Damage in the building
For property managers
- Advice to property management firms
- Setting up the association and dividing the building into units
- Changes to common areas
Among others. If your matter isn't listed, ask us: we'll look into it and tell you whether we can take it on.
How we work
The same in every case
- Fixed quoteBefore we start you know what we'll do and what it costs. Flexible payment available.
- Online or in personWe encourage online meetings, so you don't need to travel. Offices in Dénia and València if you'd rather meet in person.
- Throughout SpainWe can defend you wherever in Spain you live.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about homeowners' associations
How long do I have to challenge a resolution of the general meeting?
Three months from the meeting, or from when you were notified if you didn't attend. If the resolution breaches the law or the bylaws, the deadline is one year.
Can I challenge a resolution if I owe fees to the association?
Only if you pay up or deposit what you owe. The exception is resolutions that set or change the ownership shares.
How do you claim from an owner who doesn't pay?
With a debt certificate approved at the meeting, the association can use the payment order procedure, which is quick and needs no trial if the debtor doesn't object.