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Dedicated HOA and Community Association Attorneys
Eads Murray & Pugh PC is a specialized law firm based in the historic Fort Benjamin Harrison area of Indianapolis, Indiana. Unlike general practice firms, Eads Murray & Pugh devotes 100% of its practice to community association law. They represent homeowners associations (HOAs), condominium associations, townhome communities, and mixed-use developments throughout the entire state of Indiana. With over 100 years of combined experience, their attorneys are the go-to experts for volunteer boards and property managers. If you are looking to hire an HOA lawyer to enforce covenants, collect assessments, or interpret bylaws, this firm offers unmatched expertise and focus.
Governing Documents and Compliance
A well-run community relies on clear and enforceable governing documents. The firm’s attorneys assist associations in drafting, amending, and interpreting Declarations of Covenants, Bylaws, and Rules and Regulations. They ensure that these documents comply with current Indiana laws and reflect the needs of the community. Whether a board needs to modernize outdated restrictions or clarify maintenance responsibilities, Eads Murray & Pugh provides the legal guidance necessary to avoid disputes and maintain property values.
Assessment Collection and Enforcement
Financial stability is crucial for any association. The firm has a robust practice dedicated to the collection of delinquent assessments. They handle the entire process, from sending demand letters and filing liens to pursuing foreclosure actions when necessary. Their HOA attorneys also assist with covenant enforcement, helping boards address violations such as architectural changes, parking issues, and nuisance complaints. They work to achieve compliance efficiently and fairly, protecting the interests of all homeowners.
Board Education and General Counsel
Eads Murray & Pugh believes in empowering board members through education. They serve as general counsel, acting as the ‘eyes, ears, and voice’ for the board of directors. The firm provides guidance on conducting meetings, handling elections, and managing vendor contracts. Their commitment to education is exemplified by their proprietary book, Indiana Community Association Laws and ‘Best Practices’ For Board Members, which they provide to their clients. This proactive approach helps volunteer leaders navigate their fiduciary duties with confidence.
Recognized Industry Leaders
The firm’s attorneys are highly active in the Community Associations Institute (CAI) and are among the few in Indiana inducted into the CAI College of Community Association Lawyers. This distinction highlights their dedication to the advancement of community association law. By focusing exclusively on representing associations (and not individual homeowners in disputes against associations), they avoid conflicts of interest and remain steadfast advocates for their organizational clients.
Historic Fort Ben Location
The firm operates out of a converted historic building at 9515 East 59th Street in Lawrence. This unique setting in the Fort Ben neighborhood reflects the firm’s stability and commitment to the community.
Specializing In
HOA Law, Condominium Association Law, Covenant Enforcement, Assessment Collections
Address & Location
Located in the historic Fort Benjamin Harrison area in Lawrence, on the northeast side of Indianapolis.
Building Location
This is a professional one-story brick commercial office building built in 2006. The office is situated in a park-like setting near Fort Harrison State Park.
Suite Access
Enter the building through the main front entrance. The offices of Eads Murray & Pugh PC are located on the ground floor in Suite B, featuring wheelchair-accessible automatic doors.
Parking Details
A shared on-site surface parking lot provides plenty of free, easily accessible parking spaces for clients directly in front of the building.
Public Transit
Served by IndyGo Purple Line (Inbound); nearest stop is at Ivy Tech / Fort Harrison.
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