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Describe the issue to get a free preview. No account or upload required to begin. For $14.99, the full analysis reviews your HOA notice, examines potential issues, and prepares a response draft. Review every detail before use.

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Describe your HOA issue for a free preview. No account or upload required. For a full document analysis and response draft, see pricing.

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Free general guidance. No file upload, no account. Tell us the type of issue, what happened, and your state, we'll suggest questions to examine.
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Detailed guides available for AZ, CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, NV, NJ, NC, TX, VA, WA. Other states receive general guidance based on common HOA procedures.

This is general educational information, not legal advice.
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A free preview needs your violation type, state, and a short description. The full analysis and response draft cost $14.99 once.

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  • 1 complete dispute analysis
  • 1 document upload
  • Plain-language summary
  • Potential issue review
  • Potentially relevant legal-source review
  • Response draft for the homeowner to review
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  • Delivery: results display on screen right after payment; you can also email yourself a copy.
  • Refunds: full refund within 7 days if you did not receive your analysis or the tool failed to produce one. Email support@hoadisputeshield.com.
  • Files: one HOA notice per analysis, PDF or TXT, up to 10 MB.
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Some HOA disputes should not rely on software alone.

Foreclosure, active litigation, recorded liens, fair-housing or discrimination matters, and substantial financial exposure may require a licensed attorney in your state. This tool organizes information; it is not a law firm or legal advice.