Texas woman wins $100,000 legal-fee award in backyard office dispute with HOA
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In a Texas case, a homeowner challenged an association’s rejection of her proposed backyard office on the ground of an alleged height violation. Six years after the application was rejected, the Texas Third Court of Appeals awarded her $100,000 in attorney fees, leaving the homeowners’ association with the heavy legal tab.Backyard project faces oppositionThe dispute began in 2020 when Masha Davis, a resident of the Davis Spring subdivision in Williamson County, Texas, applied to build an accessory structure in her backyard.
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