Phaedra brings her creative and strategic acumen to individuals and a broad range of entities, including condominium, townhouse, cooperative, and other community associations. She provides legal advice and representation on a wide variety of issues affecting associations, including:
Phaedra also represents property owners and others in the real estate sector on issues involving:
In 2024, Phaedra was granted fellowship in the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL). More than 4,000 lawyers practice community association law in the United States, yet fewer than 175 attorneys nationwide can distinguish themselves as CCAL fellows. This recognition is the highest level of service to the practice of community association law.
Whether working with individuals or commercial entities in real estate, community association law, or collections, creditor’s rights and remedies, Phaedra tailors her legal services to the unique needs of each client.
“I individualize my approach to each case so that my clients have a clear understanding of their options and how best to proceed within the constraints of a particular situation,” says Phaedra. “By getting to know my clients and understanding the unique nature of their situation, together we can achieve the best possible outcome.”
She is licensed to practice law in the state courts of Minnesota and Wisconsin and the federal court in Minnesota.