About the Attorney

Hutchens Law Firm LLP is a reputable real estate attorney serving clients in Fayetteville, North Carolina. With a deep understanding of the South Carolina Homeowners Association Act (SCHAA), their team is well-equipped to assist homeowners associations in navigating the complexities of this new legislation.

The SCHAA, signed into law by Governor Henry McMaster on May 17th, 2018, marks a significant milestone in regulating HOA governance and administration in South Carolina. This groundbreaking legislation addresses various aspects of homeowners association management, providing clarity and guidance for both homeowners and associations alike.

With a commitment to providing high-performance legal services, Hutchens Law Firm is dedicated to helping clients in both North Carolina and South Carolina achieve their real estate goals. Whether you are a homeowner seeking guidance on HOA regulations or an association in need of legal representation, their experienced team is here to assist you every step of the way. Trust Hutchens Law Firm to provide expert legal counsel and advocacy for all your real estate needs.

Practice Areas

Real estate attorney

Client Reviews

aalayshia hunter

10/02/2025

Now that I was officially able to close on my home, I’m going to make this review. 😂. If I could give 0 stars I would, the firm has done nothing but give me, my boyfriend, my realtor, the seller, and just about anyone else you can think of the run around when it came to closing. Imagine waiting less than 24 hrs to be told by your realtor you won’t close on the day you expected to because the attorney ‘found’ a lien that actually did not exist! Continuously have to send emails everyday to receive an update and have urgency on the issue at hand. Having to push back closing day almost month after moving out of your apartment if you continued to deal with shenanigans and ppl lying about what information they have not received. Ppl who are supposed to be experts in the field don’t even know what they are doing and how to resolve issues. Getting charged extra money for what idk And then when you send an email about the closing cost getting the shock of your life that they ‘lost’ the extra money needed to close but never actually said anything then asking the oblivious questions to obvious answers. You send an email regarding wanting your money back and had to hear from you realtor two days later an update on the situation and that they would not be able to help. I highly do not wish situation upon anyone especially first time home buyers. I thank my realtor for being the fighter that he is and referring to us to Laura Ogrady who was able to resolve the issue and charge us the CORRECT amount which was almost $2000 less than original