Compare 5 attorneys and 2 law firms in Portland , ME. Sort by highest rating and years of condo and hoa experience.
Philip Hunt
Portland condo and hoa attorney at Perkins Thompson with 49 years experience
1 Canal Plaza, 9th Floor, Portland, ME 04112
Peggy McGehee
Portland condo and hoa attorney at Perkins Thompson with 44 years experience
1 Canal Plaza, 9th Floor, Portland, ME 04112
Melissa Murphy
Portland condo and hoa attorney at Perkins Thompson with 42 years experience
1 Canal Plaza, 9th Floor, Portland, ME 04112
Paul Pietropaoli
Portland condo and hoa attorney at Perkins Thompson with 31 years experience
1 Canal Plaza, 9th Floor, Portland, ME 04112
Nicholas Morrill
Portland condo and hoa attorney at Jensen Baird Gardner and Henry with 19 years experience
10 Free Street, Portland, ME 04112
Need help with a condo or HOA matter?
Homeowners’ Association (HOA) laws regulate the operation of a condominium or planned community. Within the building or development all property owners participate as members of the HOA. When disputes or issues arise within the community or association, or as part of its operations, an attorney with homeowners’ association experience is essential.
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