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In this segment of the video, the hosts explain that in California homeowners' associations (HOAs) generally cannot block the construction of accessory dwelling units (ADUs) when the project complies with state and local (city or county) regulations. They note that recent lawsuits have established case precedent that swiftly strikes down HOA attempts to prohibit such ADUs. The discussion then shifts to practical advice: when homeowners need legal assistance, they should be aware that HOA attorneys fall into two categories—those who represent the HOA itself and those who represent the individual homeowners—so selecting the appropriate counsel is crucial.

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