Last updated: July 15, 2026Last reviewed: July 12, 2026
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Senior Editorial Writer
Jordan Hale writes MyHOAAppeal’s long-form educational guides on due process, hearing preparation, and written appeal strategy. The focus is practical procedure: what notices typically must contain, how cure windows work, and how owners can organize facts before a board meeting.
Author
Research Writer, State Resources
Morgan Ellis researches and drafts MyHOAAppeal’s state-specific HOA fine resources, emphasizing statute citations, typical timeline language, and how local governing documents interact with statewide association acts.
Reviewer
Editorial Standards Lead
Casey Nguyen leads editorial standards for MyHOAAppeal, including citation checks, claim-to-source mapping, and review of AI-assisted drafts before publication. Casey’s reviews focus on whether statements are supported by listed sources and whether educational limits are clearly disclosed.
Reviewer
Policy Research Editor
Riley Brooks reviews MyHOAAppeal content for consistency across related guides and state pages—especially timelines, hearing rights language, and collections/lien education. Riley compares drafts against the cited legislative sources and the site’s editorial and AI transparency policies.