HOA and common interest subdivision attorney Ken Dillingham, California State Bar #185667, founded Dillingham & Associates in 1996 at 3585 Fifth Avenue Suite 100 in Hillcrest, with a practice concentrated on California common interest subdivisions — homeowner association corporate representation, real estate, and assessment collection. Dillingham has worked in the HOA industry since 1986 and has served as a judge pro tempore in San Diego Small Claims Court since 2002, handling delinquent-assessment matters that intersect with the general civil litigation docket Banker's Hill Law Firm, A.P.C. covers nearby. The firm's collection division manages the full pre-lien through nonjudicial foreclosure pipeline under Civil Code §5650 et seq., including pre-liens, intent-to-foreclose notices, escrow demands, FDCPA compliance, and post-judgment enforcement. Vendor and contractor disputes on association reserves projects route into the corporate and contract bench McKinley LLP handles, particularly when CC&R interpretation crosses into commercial transaction work. Dillingham is admitted to the California state courts, the federal District Courts for the Central and Southern Districts of California, and the United States Supreme Court, and has served as past chair of the San Diego Legislative Support Committee for the Community Associations Institute. The most involved work is Davis-Stirling enforcement litigation against single owners blocking community-wide governing-document amendments or architectural-review-mandated improvements, where injunctive relief and fee recovery turn on board procedural compliance documented years earlier.