Owners of California mobile home parks (MHP) face a dizzying array of legal challenges. In the current economic climate, MHPs present an affordable alternative to traditional housing. As these communities continue to grow and prosper, laws ranging from the Mobilehome Parks Act to proposed 2011 legislation such as the Mobilehome Residency Law all have far-reaching implications for mobile home park owners.

Advocating on Behalf of Mobile Home Parks

Archer Norris attorneys have testified before the State Legislature, local governmental entities and before the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development in rule making proceedings on MHP related issues.

Pro-Active Approach to Protecting Mobile Home Park Operations

Archer Norris regularly advises park owners in matters pertaining to operations, management and liability limitations. Our attorneys also believe in taking a pro-active approach to identifying aspects of park operation that could be problematic, and work with the park owner to remedy potential issues to avoid future liability.

Protecting Mobile Home Parks Owners

When it comes to litigation, our attorneys have successfully defended park owners in claims of housing and ethnic origin discrimination at both the federal and state level. Cases have involved both "failure to maintain" actions involving mass plaintiff suits by tenants against the landlord and in termination of tenancy proceedings.