Arizona HOA & Condominium Lawyers

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We Bring Answers to Community Associations

Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C. represents thousands of HOAs and condominium associations throughout Arizona. Our attorneys prevent problems, solve problems and are educators for community associations. We give outstanding advice to provide boards with the tools needed to succeed. Our firm strives to deliver timely, efficient and fair representation while we guide boards into making informed decisions.

In addition to professional legal representation, our team educates board members and managers on the best ways to govern and manage successful community associations. Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C. offers various opportunities for board members and managers including dozens of free educational seminars year-round, monthly First Friday Free Call-Ins, a growing library of helpful YouTube videos, and over 50 Mulcahy Community Association Cheat Sheets.

Arizona Community Association Law Leader

Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C. is an active leader in the Arizona Community Association law and AZ Condo Law community.

Experience

Since 1996 we have exclusively represented HOAs and condominiums.

Proactive

We help prevent legal problems by providing excellent advice.

Educators

We provide free education to board members and managers.

Success

We want your association and board to reach full potential and succeed.

Meet Beth Mulcahy, Esq.

Beth Mulcahy, Esq. is a member of the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL). Of the thousands of attorneys practicing community association law in the United States, fewer than 150 have been granted membership in the College. CAI acknowledges CAI-member attorneys who have distinguished themselves by their commitment to educate and empower boards and residents, and by their ethical conduct and work.

Mulcahy Cheat Sheets

Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C. educational materials bring readers in-depth coverage of new issues, hot topics and association basics in a clear straight forward format. They are designed to be a clear and quick reference for association members, directors, officers and management professionals.

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Upcoming Seminars

2025 Virtual HOA/Condo Academy Class #8

Mastering HOA/Condo Finances Join us for a financial overview covering important topics such as creating the 2026 budget, interpreting financial statements, the treasurer [...]

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2025 Virtual HOA/Condo Academy Class #9

2025 Legislative Update, Insurance Challenges and Community Safety This session will provide an easy-to-understand overview of the new legislation affecting HOA/condo boa [...]

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Announcements

LIVE Virtual First Friday Event

Please join us Friday, September 5th at 9:00 a.m. for a rapid-fire LIVE Virtual First Friday Event! Beth Mulcahy, Esq., will answer questions "LIVE" via Zoom and on Mulcahy Law Fir [...] Continue reading

Did You Know?

Association meetings must be held in the State of Arizona…

Notwithstanding any provision in the association documents, all meetings of the association and the board shall be held in the State of Arizona. A meeting of the association shall [...] Continue reading

Mulcahy Community Law Blog

Stay informed. Read our latest posts on all things Community and Condo Association related!

Summer Landscaping

For anyone who has spent time in the Arizona Valley during the summer, 100+ degree temperatures are the norm. While we tend to spend most of our time indoors during this [...]

New Arizona Construction Hour Laws: What HOAs/Condos Need to Know

The new AZ statutes regarding summertime construction hours, i.e., ARS Sections 9-500.52 (Municipalities) and A.R.S. 11-269.30 (Counties), prohibit municipalities and cou [...]

Can HOAs/Condos Count Non-Votes as “Yes” Votes?

Recently, a question has arisen among community association boards considering amendments to their governing documents. Some boards are interested in lowering the quorum [...]

Can AZ HOAs/Condos Restrict Home Ownership or Occupancy by Registered Sex Offenders?

Arizona law requires registered sex offenders to notify law enforcement of their residence, and those classified as Level 2 (intermediate risk) or Level 3 (high risk) tri [...]

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