Condominium law (WEG law) forms the legal basis for ownership of individual apartments within a building as well as for coexistence and administration in a homeowners' association. Unlike owner-occupied houses or rental apartments, living together in a condominium association often results in conflicting interests when it comes to the organization of the association and, in particular, the distribution of costs.

Owners are often unclear about the rights and obligations of individual condominium owners and the community. The distinction between special and common property, the distribution of costs and decision-making, as well as the regulatory and decision-making powers within the community can be complicated and confusing.

This can lead to avoidable conflicts that can have a significant impact on the profitability of an investment or on community life. Contestation proceedings can significantly delay necessary measures, where a well-considered decision would have been much more likely to achieve the desired result.

The specialist lawyers for condominium law at SKALING advise individual condominium owners and owners' associations, as well as advisory boards and administrators, on all matters relating to condominium law. We advise you on the purchase, sale, or division of condominium property, support you in drafting and reviewing declarations of division and community rules, in preparing and conducting owners' meetings, in making legally compliant decisions, and in the judicial enforcement or contestation of decisions.

  • Formulation of legally compliant resolutions and declarations of division

  • Support for renovation projects such as underground parking garages, balconies, and roof renovations

  • Damage restoration and insurance

  • Balcony power plants and tenant electricity

  • Heating system replacement and heating law

  • Fiber optics and TKG

  • Review of annual statements

  • Modernization, construction measures, and cost allocation

  • Actions to contest unlawful resolutions

  • Actions to replace resolutions

  • Neighborhood agreements

  • Online owners' meetings, owners' meetings, resolution-making

  • Training of WEG administrators

  • Legal enforcement of maintenance fee arrears and special assessments

  • Advice on the purchase or sale of condominium property