Timko, Moses & Robbins, LLP provides comprehensive legal representation in all areas of community association law to condominiums, cooperatives and homeowners associations.  Whether your Board is navigating complex bylaws, resolving disputes, borrowing, refinancing, amending governing documents or ensuring compliance with the constantly changing laws and regulations, our experienced team of attorneys is here to protect your community's interests.

We understand the unique challenges faced by boards and associations, from enforcing rules, and collecting assessments to managing disputes between residents and vendors. Our tailored legal solutions help your association maintain smooth operations, avoid legal pitfalls, and foster a harmonious community.

Our general counsel services incorporate practical advice to Boards regarding common problems, protection against potential liability, running effective board and owner meetings, adhering to dispute resolution, contract negotiations and litigation services. We maintain a full-service transfer department for sales and purchases, and a full-service default, foreclosure and landlord/tenant section to streamline collection of arrears. We provide representation in connection with amending and drafting by-laws, declarations and rules and regulation.  In addition this firm has represented cooperatives and condominiums in refinancing and borrowing.  We help newly formed associations make the transition to independent control, and have assisted many distressed associations in negotiating and restructuring their debts. In addition, the firm regularly counsels individual owners and owner groups to resolve problems with their condo and co-op boards. Due to the firm's broad experience in all areas of co-op/condo practice, we can offer creative solutions to the unique problems of community living.

TMR is committed to offering practical, results-driven counsel that ensures your community thrives. Let us guide you through the legal complexities of condominium, co-op and HOA management, so you can focus on what truly matters—maintaining a safe, vibrant, and well-managed community.