Practice Area

HOA Management Company Dispute — When the Manager Is the Problem

Texas Courts

Situation — How This Comes Up

Our HOA management company is making decisions without board approval and treating homeowners terribly.

What You Need to Know First

A management company is an agent of the HOA — not its principal. Actions taken outside the scope of the management contract expose both the manager and the board that ratified those actions to liability.

Full Analysis

HOA management companies in Texas act as agents of the association. Unauthorized actions, self-dealing, and failure to follow board direction can support both contract claims against the management company and fiduciary duty claims against individual managers.

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