Beth Frey Taylor

Background

About Beth Frey Taylor

I am a partner at Winter Capriola Zenner and have been with the firm since it’s inception. My practice is exclusively focused on community association law. For over a decade, I have served as trusted general counsel to condominium associations, homeowners associations, and property owners associations across Georgia, guiding them through covenant enforcement, collections, governance, meetings, drafting documents, and navigating complex litigation when needed.Excellent client service starts with being responsive, delivering skilled and efficient representation, and offering practical, real-world solutions. My goal is to provide clients with prompt answers, clear advice, and thoughtful strategies that help them balance running the business of an association and fostering a strong sense of community.Advocating for my clients involves staying ahead of the evolving legislative landscape. I currently serve on the Legislative Action Committee (LAC) of the Georgia Chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI), the leading national organization for community association professionals. In this role, I actively monitor, analyze, and testify on proposed legislation that could significantly impact the rights and operations of community associations statewide. In 2025, I provided testimony before a Georgia Senate Committee on proposed bills that would have changed lien priority and imposed burdensome dispute resolution requirements on associations, defending my clients’ interests at the Capitol as well as in the courtroom.Outside the office, my family and I spend time enjoying youth sports and exploring the outdoors near our Grant Park neighborhood. We enjoy hiking, biking, and adventuring together with our three children.