Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

This really requires a lot more facts to answer. As a general rule, if the HOA did not follow its own established rules-enforcement procedure, then it may be grounds to set aside the fines, but again, this requires a lot more information. To be honest, disputes with HOAs are often not capable of easy answers, and you would be well advised to buy an hour or two of a local real estate or HOA attorney's time to discuss this in detail. While this forum is designed to provide some general information and help guide you in how to deal with the problem, I can just tell you that even with a lot more facts, matters such as this probably require an attorney reviewing more facts, and documents than can be provided here. Do, however, feel free to post more details so someone can look at and address the question.

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