What to gather
The papers
Ledger, letters, notices, and the governing documents.
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You do not need to share your ledger. Share Fight Coach: the questions to ask and the documents to upload. Talk to a Texas attorney about your own file.
Prepare the file, then talk to a Texas attorney
Get the papers in order. A Texas attorney handles the case.
This is about organization. It is not a case result, a typical outcome, or a promise that a balance will change.
What to write down
The dates
Deadlines and amounts as they appear on the papers you have.
Who handles the case
A Texas attorney
Talk to a licensed Texas attorney about strategy and filings.
What this product is
Coaching
Coaching on the prompts to use in ChatGPT and Grok.
Talk to a Texas attorney. Fight Coach helps you prepare questions and a folder you can bring to that meeting. It does not replace a lawyer.
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Opens your email or a share sheet. We do not post anything for you.
Send-this-to-a-neighbor blurb
A neighbor sent me Fight Coach from HOA Hag. Fight Coach from your phone — the questions, the documents, and what to verify. Coaching on the prompts to use in ChatGPT and Grok. HOA assessment disputes and foreclosure files show up in more than one state. Texas homeowners use the Texas guide on this site. Talk to a licensed Texas attorney about the property. How they use it: Fight Coach asks the questions, names which documents matter, and tells you what to verify. You review and send. Keep the ledger, letters, notices, and governing docs in accounts you control. Law varies by state. Verify current statutes. Talk to a licensed Texas attorney. Share the method, not your ledger.
Please do not market Fight Coach as a law firm, a guaranteed outcome, or a substitute for a licensed attorney. The honest pitch is enough: get organized, stay in writing, and talk to a Texas attorney.