Noelle G. Hicks

Noelle G. Hicks is a Shareholder in the Property Owners Association Law Section of RMWBH. Noelle assists single-family residential, townhome, condominium, and some commercial associations with various aspects of property owners’ association law including the collection of delinquent assessments, complex deed restriction enforcement issues, developing and interpreting governing documents and drafting and reviewing contracts. In addition, she works with her association clients on various issues such as ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, attending administrative hearings, 209 hearings and board meetings on behalf of her clients.

Noelle is a passionate litigator who believes that clients should understand the scope of and have trust in their attorney’s representation. She personally strives to make sure that clients have confidence in her level of expertise in the field and finds it essential to not only provide fundamental customer service, but also develop a relationship with each client that will hopefully last for years to come.

In addition to her work with clients as their attorney, she also works with clients to ensure they are educated in the rules and statutes governing property owners’ associations. Noelle is an active participant in RMWBH’s growing POA education program. Noelle educates attorneys, community managers and board members through various webinars, board training seminars and more. She also speaks statewide through the State Bar of Texas and local Community Associations Institute Chapters (CAI) and at national CAI conferences. Noelle is also helping to expand our education program by developing seminars on diversity and inclusion training.

Noelle’s efforts in the industry have been featured by CAI including forming the basis for CAI’s Diverse and Inclusive Communities Guide. Noelle is a member of the Texas Bar College and was named to the National Black Lawyers Top 100 in 2020. She received her bachelor’s degree from Trinity University in 2005 and her Juris Doctorate from the Thurgood Marshall School of Law at Texas Southern University in 2008.