Barry A. Ross, Esq.*

A real estate law firm focusing on the rights of homeowners to protect their property values.

When it comes to a property owner’s rights and responsibilities, uniquely understanding, articulating, and prosecuting the law is the foundation of the law firm of Barry A. Ross.

Having worked on “both sides of the legal desk” as a homeowners association president, and former city attorney, Barry Ross offers rare insight and guidance to his clients. His dedication to helping his clients achieve their personal objectives is at the forefront of each relationship. Mr. Ross’ extensive trial experience, coupled with his extensive real world experience, make him uniquely qualified to handle both litigation and transactional matters.

Based in Irvine, California, and serving all of Southern California, the firm has earned a reputation for distinguished service by offering clients what they value -- outstanding legal skills, quick response, and straightforward, practical solutions with the highest level of professional integrity.

Mr. Ross’ real estate practice offers legal expertise in Homeowners Association Law (HOA Law):

PROPERTY OWNER AGAINST HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
o Boundary and easement issues
o Denial of access to records by the Association
o Fines, assessments and rule making of the Association
o Interpretation of CC & R’s and By-Laws
o Irregularities in voting, elections and recall of Board members
o Architectural approval
o View impairment and privacy violations

PROPERTY OWNER AGAINST GOVERNMENT AGENCY
o Land use and zoning
o Eminent domain and inverse condemnation
o Environmental (adequacy of environmental review)
o Permitting and variances
o Subdividing

GENERAL REAL ESTATE MATTERS
o Buying, selling, leasing and developing property
o Construction defect cases
o Disputes with real estate brokers, escrow officers, title companies and lenders
o Landlord/tenant matters (commercial only)
o Mold, asbestos, and environmental hazards
o Specific performance of real estate transactions
o Neighbor disputes