Trial Court’s Award of Nearly $600,000 in Attorney Fees to HOA in Action Against Homeowners Requires Reconsideration

This case involved a dispute over a trial court’s award of attorney’s fees to a homeowner’s association (“Association”) in a lawsuit it filed against two members of the Association that were the co-owners of a property subject to Association’s governing documents.

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