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COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LAW

 

Wright & Yonan’s Community Association Team is comprised of seasoned attorneys who have practiced complex real estate law at some of Arizona’s largest and most prestigious law firms. As part of their real estate practice, they have formed numerous community associations on behalf of real estate developers. However, it is their experience as current or former Board Members of their own community associations that has provided them with the ability to know first-hand the complicated operational and legal issues that confront community associations on a daily basis. This type of in-depth, real-world experience is invaluable when it comes to understanding our community association client’s risks and legal concerns.

Wright & Yonan’s Community Association Team provides a wide range of high quality, affordable legal services to community associations, including the drafting, review and revision of the community association’s governing documents, assessment collection, covenant enforcement, contract review and negotiation, and the mediation, arbitration, or litigation of disputes.

Wright & Yonan’s Community Association Team welcomes the opportunity to meet with any Arizona community association for a no charge, no obligation consultation. This gives us an opportunity to better explain our services. It also gives the Board of Directors an opportunity to ask questions to better evaluate our services. Given the opportunity, Wright & Yonan will implement its philosophy of providing responsive, cost-effective, proactive legal services to help you run your association smoothly and efficiently.

For more information, or to schedule a consultation, please contact Nathan Wright or Mark Yonan at (520) 512-5444.


 

 

Wright & Yonan PLLC

1050 East River Road, Suite 202 · Tucson, AZ 85718

Office: 520.512.5444

 

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