In addition to a property owners’ association’s dedicatory instruments (governing documents), federal, state, and municipal laws exist that require adherence by the Corporation (HOA), its Directors, Officers, and Members.
Those that I have identified are linked to below; this is not guaranteed to be a complete list of all applicable laws that govern HOAs.
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Most laws cited on this page are sourced from the Property Owners’ Associations website of the Texas State Law Library (last accessed 10/16/2025).
Texas Property Code, Title 11, Chapters 201-215
Two chapters that are most referred to in this Code are:
- Chapter 202: Restrictive Covenants & Association’s duty to file dedicatory instruments with the county, and
- Chapter 209: Texas Residential Property Owners Protection Act includes board governance, elections, voting, right to access records, and other topics important to homeowners (HOA Members)
Texas Business Organizations Code, Chapter 22
The WWV Townhomes Maintenance Association, Inc. is a Texas nonprofit corporation. As such, these laws guide its formation and operations.
For More Information About Laws Affecting Texas HOAs
See the Property Owners’ Associations website of the Texas State Law Library.
Legislative Updates
For legislative updates that might not yet be reflected in online versions of the Texas Property Code, visit the website 2025 Texas HOA Law Legislative Update by Gregory S. Cagle, Partner of Cagle Pugh, Attorneys & Counselors, and author of Texas Homeowners Association Law (5th edition available Fall of 2025).
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