The Crossings At Willow Creek is tracked here as a homeowner research file: public contact records, current board/officer names, governing-document links, corporate filings, and 3 matched ADRE/OAH disputes. Homeowners prevailed in 3 case-level outcomes, the association prevailed in 0, and 0 were split or neutral.
Homeowner Research Summary
This homeowner research page combines public association contact data, board/officer filings, governing-document links, AZCC corporate records, and available ADRE/OAH case history for The Crossings At Willow Creek.
Contact, Management & Documents
Contact & Community
| Website | https://hoamco.com |
|---|---|
| Phone | 928-776-4479 |
| [email protected] | |
| City | Prescott |
| County | Yavapai |
| Postal Code | 86305 |
| Entity Type | Association |
Management
| Management Company | HOAMCO |
|---|---|
| Management Address | 3205 Lakeside Village, Prescott, AZ 86301 |
| Management Phone | 928-776-4479 |
| Management Email | [email protected] |
| Management Website | https://hoamco.com |
HOA phone listed on real-estate listings; phone maps to HOAMCO Prescott office.
Data on File
- — CC&Rs on file
- — Bylaws on file
- — Rules & Regulations on file
- — Amendments on file
- ✓ Association phone on record
- ✓ Association email on record
- ✓ Association website on record
- ✓ Management company identified
- — Board/officer names on file
- — AZCC corporate record linked
ADRE/OAH Case History
Key Statutes & Violations
- A.R.S. § 33-1805 — gives planned community members the right to review association financial and operational records and requires the board to maintain transparent books. (2 cases)
- A.R.S. § 33-1805 — gives planned community members the right to review association financial and operational records and requires the board to maintain transparent books. (2 cases)
- A.R.S. § 33-1804 — covers open meeting requirements for planned community HOA boards, including advance notice, published agendas, and the limited reasons directors may meet in executive session. (1 cases)
- A.R.S. § 33-1804 — covers open meeting requirements for planned community HOA boards, including advance notice, published agendas, and the limited reasons directors may meet in executive session. (1 cases)
- Dennis J. Legere And Pinnacle Peak Shadows HOA (1 cases)
Representation Snapshot
When Defending Complaints
Top Law Firms
- Elmark & Elmark, L.L.C. — 1 cases
- CHDB Law LLP — 1 cases
Lead Attorneys
- Maria R. Kupillas — 1 cases
- Joshua M. Bolen — 1 cases
When Filing as Petitioner
No petitioner firm data recorded.
Case Volume by Year
| Year | Cases |
|---|---|
| 2007 | 1 |
| 2015 | 1 |
| 2016 | 1 |
Case Explorer
Superior Court Litigation
3 Superior Court cases on record for The Crossings at Willow Creek. Select a linked case number to view the first-party public-record detail page when available.
| Case Number | Filed | Type | Party (as filed) |
|---|---|---|---|
| P-1300-CV-201600892 | 11/30/2016 | CIVIL | THE CROSSINGS AT WILLOW CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION |
| P-1300-CV-201400575 | 5/27/2014 | TEST | THE CROSSINGS AT WILLOW CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION |
| P-1300-CV-201100984 | 6/10/2011 | TEST | THE CROSSINGS AT WILLOW CREEK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION |
Compiled from public records. Cases are matched to this page by name — different people or organizations may share the same or a similar name, so the matters listed may be incomplete or may not all involve the entity named above. This listing is general information only; it is not legal advice and is not a definitive or official record of any party’s litigation history. To report an inaccuracy or request removal, contact the site administrator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The Crossings At Willow Creek located?
The Crossings At Willow Creek is located at Prescott, AZ 86305.
Who manages The Crossings At Willow Creek?
The Crossings At Willow Creek is managed by HOAMCO (928-776-4479).
How many OAH cases involve The Crossings At Willow Creek?
3 Arizona Office of Administrative Hearings matters involving The Crossings At Willow Creek are on record. Homeowners prevail in about 100% of issues litigated.