Clarkson, McAlonis, & O’Connor, P.C.
Protect Your Investment
Legal services for community associations & HOA boards in South Carolina
Collections
Construction Defect Litigation
General Counsel
Clarkson, McAlonis, & O’Connor, P.C.
When there’s a problem in your community, where do you turn?
When you’re managing an entire community of homeowners, you have a lot resting on your shoulders. When challenges arise, do you understand your legal responsibilities? Are you able to enforce community rules and keep everyone safe?
You shouldn’t have to bear the responsibility for something that isn’t your fault. You need legal counsel well-versed in community association law.
Experienced
Your community association law firm
We understand the risk that comes with owning or managing multiple properties. You want to keep everyone safe and protect your investment. You may have a cursory understanding of your legal rights, but when complex problems come up, you need a legal partner with deep knowledge and hands-on experience.
Clarkson, McAlonis, & O’Connor, P.C.’s primary legal focus is representing community associations across South Carolina. We’ve helped dozens of organizations like yours resolve their legal challenges.
Legal Protection
Services for South Carolina Community Associations
Whether you’re dealing with construction defects, overdue HOA payments, or simply have questions about how to enforce HOA regulations, our team has the legal answers you need.
- Legal Opinions
- Complex Civil Litigation
- Compliance and Enforcement
- Contract Drafting and Review
- Construction Defect Claims
The Clarkson Law Group, P.C.
Protect Your Investment
Legal services for community associations & HOA boards in Nevada.
Collections
Construction Defect Litigation
General Counsel
The Clarkson Law Group, P.C.
When there’s a problem in your community, where do you turn?
When you’re managing an entire community of homeowners, you have a lot resting on your shoulders. When challenges arise, do you understand your legal responsibilities? Are you able to enforce community rules and keep everyone safe?
You shouldn’t have to bear the responsibility for something that isn’t your fault. You need legal counsel well-versed in community association law.
Experienced
Your community association law firm
We understand the risk that comes with owning or managing multiple properties. You want to keep everyone safe and protect your investment. You may have a cursory understanding of your legal rights, but when complex problems come up, you need a legal partner with deep knowledge and hands-on experience.
The Clarkson Law Group, P.C.’s primary legal focus is representing community associations across Nevada. We’ve helped dozens of organizations like yours resolve their legal challenges.
Legal Protection
Services for Nevada Community Associations
Whether you’re dealing with construction defects, overdue HOA payments, or simply have questions about how to enforce HOA regulations, our team has the legal answers you need.
- Legal Opinions
- Complex Civil Litigation
- Compliance and Enforcement
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Contract Drafting and Review
- Construction Defect Claims
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Should Your HOA Host a Community Fall Festival?
Homeowners Association (HOA) events are an excellent way to bring the community together. But not every HOA has experience managing events like a community fall festival, so they can be a bit intimidating. If you’re thinking of hosting a fall festival in your HOA...
7 Home Improvement Ideas to Consider
Finding the right home is hard enough. As a homeowner, you might spend months looking for the perfect home or live in an existing home that you wish was something else entirely. But transforming that property into one you’ll love often requires add-ons and...
What is New Construction?
If you have recently purchased (or are thinking of purchasing) a new home, you expect that everything will be perfect. After all, something brand new and never lived-in should be spotless and without defects, right? Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Here’s...
