Your HOA may have sent a letter you didn’t expect, and you’re not sure what rights you actually have. Or things may have gone well for you and your estate plan hasn’t caught up.
Murrysville’s mix of established neighborhoods and planned communities means HOA and condo association matters come up more often here than in most Westmoreland County towns, alongside the estate planning needs of a community with the county’s highest median household income. Bumbaugh | George | Prather | DeDiana works with Murrysville homeowners, homeowners associations, and families throughout the Route 22 corridor, including nearby Export and Delmont, on both fronts.
For a homeowner facing a dispute with an HOA, or a board looking for guidance on enforcing its governing documents, the firm’s attorneys bring direct experience with Pennsylvania’s Uniform Planned Community Act and the practical realities of how these disputes actually get resolved. For estate planning, Murrysville families often have more complex assets to plan around, from significant home equity to retirement accounts and investment portfolios, and the firm builds plans that reflect that complexity rather than a one-size-fits-all template.
Serving: Murrysville, the Route 22 corridor, Export, and Delmont
Focus areas: HOA & condo matters, estate planning, real estate
Local courts: Westmoreland County Court of Common Pleas, Register of Wills (Greensburg)
From our office: About 20 minutes via Route 22
The firm represents both homeowners in disputes with their association and associations themselves on enforcement, dues collection, rule amendments, and board governance under Pennsylvania's Uniform Planned Community Act, Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes.
Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney built around higher-value estates, including strategies for minimizing the impact of Pennsylvania inheritance tax and planning for a family's long-term financial picture.
Murrysville buyers and sellers, including those purchasing into a planned community, work with the firm on agreements of sale, closings, and any HOA-related review that comes with the property.
The firm represents both homeowners in disputes with their association and associations themselves on enforcement, dues collection, rule amendments, and board governance under Pennsylvania's Uniform Planned Community Act, Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes.
Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney built around higher-value estates, including strategies for minimizing the impact of Pennsylvania inheritance tax and planning for a family's long-term financial picture.
Murrysville buyers and sellers, including those purchasing into a planned community, work with the firm on agreements of sale, closings, and any HOA-related review that comes with the property.
Murrysville falls under Westmoreland County jurisdiction. HOA and other civil disputes for Murrysville residents are heard before the Westmoreland County Court of Common Pleas, while estate filings go through the Westmoreland County Register of Wills, with contested matters heard in the Orphans' Court Division. Both are based in Greensburg.
Serving Murrysville and the Route 22 corridor. Talk with an attorney who understands both Pennsylvania HOA law and estate planning for growing, higher-value estates.
Serving Murrysville and the Route 22 corridor. Talk with an attorney who understands both Pennsylvania HOA law and estate planning for growing, higher-value estates.
The firm represents both sides: homeowners navigating a dispute with their association, and associations themselves on enforcement, collections, and governance matters, depending on who is seeking help.
Pennsylvania's Uniform Planned Community Act, found in Title 68 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, governs most HOA and planned-community authority in the state, alongside the separate Condominium Act for condo associations.
HOA and other civil disputes for Murrysville residents are heard before the Westmoreland County Court of Common Pleas in Greensburg.
Under Pennsylvania's Uniform Planned Community Act, an association generally can assess fines for documented rule violations and may place a lien for unpaid assessments, but the process has to follow the association's governing documents and Pennsylvania law, which is where legal review often matters most. Facing a fine or lien? Talk to an HOA attorney
Yes. The firm assists Murrysville buyers and sellers with agreements of sale, closings, and any HOA-related review tied to the property.
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"I would highly recommend this law firm. Attorney Mallard George is very compassionate and caring and he gets the job done with no problem. I was extremely pleased by the way he handled my case. You won't be sorry with Attorney Mallard George."
"I really liked the Attorneys. I only needed them for a brief period but it definitely was worth it. I highly recommend them."
"Great people. Listen to your problems and give detailed advice. Very fair."