Austin resident Jeffrey Phillips sought to save his riverside mansion from a foreclosure action brought by his homeowners association. Credit: Google Earth
A Austin homeowner obtained a reversal in a judicial foreclosure because the homeowner association did not properly record or give notice of its actions.
Because the Third District Court of Appeals reversed the foreclosure, it also reversed attorney fees and pointed out a wrong in the HOA’s claim that attorney fees should be awarded on an appeal, even where the homeowner prevailed.
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