Condominium & HOA Law

Experienced Legal Solutions for Florida's Condominium & Homeowners Associations

At Copple Sachs Copple P.A., we understand the unique challenges faced by Florida’s condominiums, homeowners associations, and property owners. Our attorneys provide comprehensive legal counsel on governance, compliance, contracts, enforcement, and dispute resolution. Under the leadership of our Managing Partner, Ryan S. Copple, Esq., a Florida Bar Board Certified Specialist in Condominium and Planned Development Law, we are equipped to resolve conflicts efficiently and effectively while protecting the long-term stability of your community.

In addition to representing associations, we also advocate for individual unit owners who encounter issues with their community association.  Whether addressing disputes over rules and regulations, assessments, or property rights, our goal is to ensure every client receives fair treatment under the law. With more than 60 years of combined legal experience, our team provides practical strategies with a commitment to resolution, helping communities and property owners alike move forward with confidence.

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Clients We Represent in Condominium & HOA Law

Condominium & Homeowners Associations

Assisting board members and community managers by providing and implementing practical legal strategies to resolve outstanding community issues and disputes.

Unit Owners & Homeowners

Members seeking fair and just treatment and protection of their rights under Florida law.

Types of Matters We Handle

Covenant & Rule Enforcement – enforcing governing documents, restrictions, and community standards.

Assessment Collections & Disputes – assisting associations in collecting membership dues, special assessments and other amounts due per their governing documents and assisting owners challenging improper collection of assessments.

Board & Governance Disputes – addressing conflicts between boards and community members.

Contract Review & Disputes – negotiating, drafting, reviewing, and/or litigating association contracts with vendors.

Maintenance & Repair Responsibility – resolving disputes over association vs. unit/parcel owner obligations and navigating resolution through knowledge of the governing documents and Florida law.

Access, Use & Easement Issues – addressing disputes over common areas, easements, and owner use rights.

Elections & Voting Disputes – drafting of legal notices, proxies, ballots and other election documents, ensuring fair governance, providing oversight and resolving contested board member elections.

Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution – leveraging board-certified expertise to resolve disputes efficiently without the need for protracted litigation.

Why Clients Choose Our Firm for Civil Litigation and Community Association Matters

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Board Certification in Condominium and Planned Development Law

This is a distinction which sets Ryan S. Copple, Esq. apart as an expert in his field, and which brings additional knowledge and credibility to resolving complex disputes.

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Representation of Both Community Associations and Unit/Parcel Owners

Our firm offers an unbiased and balanced perspective and fair advocacy to both sides of community issues.

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The Law Firm has been established since 2009

Both Ryan S. Copple, Esq. and Matthew R. Kamula, Esq. have over 60 years of combined legal experience with proven results.

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Comprehensive Approach

By blending negotiation, mediation and litigation, we protect our client’s legal rights and reduce areas of conflict.
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Personalized Service

We provide dedicated attention to each client, with strategies tailored to specifically tailored wants, needs and goals.
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Extensive Knowledge of Florida Law

Our firm stays at the forefront of state statutes, administrative codes, regulations, and case law that impact both community associations and property owners.

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Resolution-Oriented Philosophy

We are focused on practical, cost-effective solutions that preserve relationships and protect well-established community values.