Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in California

Re: condominium law mediation (Real Estate)

Is there a chance? Of course. But without more information there is no way I can say how good that chance might be.

Re: condominium law mediation (Real Estate)

Maybe, if you were the clear winner during the mediation and you brought the action to enforce the governing documents. Otherwise, the HOA is probably going to claim that there was no "winner" and that the parties came to some common ground concerning the dispute. The Statute only provides atty fees & costs where the action was brought to enforce the governing documents & the party bringing the action actually wins. This is usually the scenario is binding arbitration, but may not be true for mediation.

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Re: condominium law mediation (Real Estate)

Sure. It depends on the facts and law, whether you're right and entitled to win. You already did once.

You have the right to have an attorney represent you at the appeal, as do they. If you want to do so, and the case value is worth doing so, feel free to contact me.