Are these plain-English summaries legal advice?

No. These pages are plain-English summaries prepared by SoShiny for board members and managers. For binding legal advice or interpretation of how a section applies to your specific situation, consult a Arizona-licensed attorney.

Where can I read the official Arizona statute text?

Every section page links out to the official text at azleg.gov. The summaries on this site are for reference; the statute itself is the binding authority.

How often are these summaries updated?

Each section page shows a 'Last updated' date matching the most recent CSV import. The Arizona Legislature can amend any chapter in any session.

Does SoShiny work for all community associations in Arizona?

Yes — and across the United States. Every feature is included on every plan, with the same audit trail, voting, records, and meeting tools your statute requires.

Do you cover statutes for other states?

Yes. SoShiny ships dedicated public statute hubs for Florida, New York, Texas, Arizona, with more states added regularly.

Arizona Law

Arizona Condo, Co-op & HOA Law — A Plain-English Reference for Board Members

93 sections of Arizona community-association law, translated into plain English. Arizona community associations are governed by ARS Title 33 — Chapter 9 (Condominium Act, §§ 33-1201 onward) and Chapter 16 (Planned Communities Act, §§ 33-1801 onward) — with Title 10 nonprofit corporation rules underlying the corporate structure. SoShiny is built for ARS Title 33 compliance.

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ARS Title 33 Ch. 9 (condos) and Ch. 16 (planned communities) in one printable reference — open-meeting rules (§33-1248, §33-1804), records inspection, recall procedures. No email required.

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Title 33-9

26 sections · Title 33 Ch. 9 — Condominium Act

Plain-English coverage of every section governing the condo structure under Arizona Legislature.

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Title 33-16

19 sections · Title 33 Ch. 16 — Planned Communities Act

Plain-English coverage of every section governing the planned community structure under Arizona Legislature.

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Title 10-NP

48 sections · Title 10 — Nonprofit Corporations

Plain-English coverage of every section governing the nonprofit corporation structure under Arizona Legislature.

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Built for Arizona planned communities under ARS Title 33 Chapters 9 and 16.

Arizona boards need real tools, not more spreadsheets. SoShiny ships statute-aware workflows for every association under ARS Title 33 — open-meeting requirements, ballot audit trails, records access, and reserve tracking that hold up at the OAH.

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Frequently asked

Are these plain-English summaries legal advice?: No. These pages are plain-English summaries prepared by SoShiny for board members and managers. For binding legal advice or interpretation of how a section applies to your specific situation, consult a Arizona-licensed attorney.
Where can I read the official Arizona statute text?: Every section page links out to the official text at azleg.gov. The summaries on this site are for reference; the statute itself is the binding authority.
How often are these summaries updated?: Each section page shows a 'Last updated' date matching the most recent CSV import. The Arizona Legislature can amend any chapter in any session.
Does SoShiny work for all community associations in Arizona?: Yes — and across the United States. Every feature is included on every plan, with the same audit trail, voting, records, and meeting tools your statute requires.
Do you cover statutes for other states?: Yes. SoShiny ships dedicated public statute hubs for Florida, New York, Texas, Arizona, with more states added regularly.

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