#Restrictive covenants without hoa professional

Accordingly, he prefers to represent self-managed associations.ĭuring his 20 year legal career, Trey Wilson has litigated numerous restrictive covenant enforcement, violation and interpretation cases on behalf of both HOAs and individuals.

#Restrictive covenants without hoa professional

He is also largely skeptical of professional association management firms, and their revenue-driven relationships with community associations. He operates from a philosophy that “enhancing, preserving and protecting the value, attractiveness and desirability” of restricted properties does not necessitate overreaching by HOA boards, or substantial deprivation of private property rights. Unlike most “HOA lawyers,” Trey Wilson is able to reconcile the legitimate purposes of community associations with the sacred rights of private property owners to freely use and enjoy their properties. His HOA and restrictive covenant practice is state-wide, and he has handled HOA/POA related cases in the Texas state district courts of Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kerr, Kendall, Medina and Wilson Counties. Trey Wilson represents both community associations (Homeowners Associations and Property Owners Associations) and individuals aggrieved by them in connection with drafting, interpreting, amending, enforcing and challenging restrictive covenants (deed restrictions) and association by-laws.