HOA President on Trial—Could This Happen in Your Neighborhood?

A trusted board member. Over $21,000 gone. A community blindsided.

When a Johnson County HOA president was accused of writing himself dozens of checks, homeowners were left wondering—how did no one notice sooner?

The warning signs were there. Are they showing up in your HOA, too?

👉 Read the full story and learn how to protect your community.

You’ve Just Been Sued. What Now?

Before you decide what to do, here’s one thing you absolutely shouldn’t do—
and it’s more common (and costly) than you think.

👉 Keep reading to protect yourself from a mistake that could cost you thousands

Best Practices for Living in an HOA: What Every Homeowner Needs to Know
Whether you’re facing unfair fines, confusing rules, or aggressive board tactics, knowing the do’s and don’ts of HOA living isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. This must-read guide outlines practical steps to protect your home, your rights, and your peace of mind. Before you make a costly mistake, learn how to navigate your HOA with confidence.

Many homeowners don’t realize that Arizona law guarantees their right to attend and participate in HOA meetings. Boards must provide advance notice, share meaningful agendas, and allow homeowners to speak before voting. When privately held meetings or decisions are made without transparency, it isn’t just frustrating—it may be illegal. Understanding your rights is essential, particularly when it affects your home.

Wondering if your HOA can fine you for parking on the street?

We regularly meet with homeowners whose HOAs threaten to impose fines or even take them to court to enforce HOA on-street parking bans. In one case, the HOA spent more than $40,000.00 unsuccessfully attempting to enforce an on-street parking ban against a family that had five licensed drivers in the family.

Are these HOA street parking bans enforceable?

Losing your job is overwhelming, especially when the reason feels unfair or discriminatory. If your termination doesn't feel right, you may have legal rights. Dessaules Law Group is here to listen, support you, and help you take the next step toward justice.

When Style Becomes a Safety Hazard
After 29 rattlesnake encounters and thousands spent on protective fencing, one Arizona family asked their HOA for permission to extend a gate for safety. The response? Denied—for aesthetic reasons. The kicker? Those “rules” don’t actually exist in writing. When vague HOA standards endanger lives, it’s more than bad governance—it’s a legal issue.

Find out where the line is—and when it’s time to fight back.