Community Associations include condominium, homeowners, cooperative time-share, and mobile home associations. Handling matters relating to community associations requires an attorney to be knowledgeable about the various statutes and other governing laws affecting operation of the associations including administrative laws and procedures, real property laws, and corporate laws and procedures. It additionally requires analysis and interpretation of the association's documents in the light of of these laws and legal principles established by applicable court decisions. A community association attorney must also have skills which enable successful interactions with people, and in the handling of association board and members' meetings.
        Michael Brudny and Ben Rabin have approximately forty years of combined experience concentrating in this area of practice. They have also served on local, state and national boards and committees, and continue to stay current on court decisions and legislation impacting this area of the law.