House Bill No. 2264, introduced by Miller, amends Section 852 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes, which pertains to owners associations. The bill clarifies that a lien filed by an owners association will encompass any obligations related to membership, including levies or assessments that arise after the lien is filed. It also establishes that owners associations can pursue collection of owed amounts through legal action, with provisions for the recovery of reasonable attorney fees for the prevailing party. The bill outlines specific outcomes based on whether a lien has been filed and who prevails in a legal action, including the ability for the owners association to foreclose on liens or judgment liens under certain conditions.

Additionally, the bill specifies that if an owners association is the prevailing party in a case where a lien has been filed, any judgment obtained will supersede the lien, allowing for collection of amounts owed, including attorney fees. Conversely, if no lien has been filed, the judgment can become a judgment lien. The bill also details the process for foreclosure of liens or judgment liens after a specified period, ensuring that the prevailing party in any action can recover reasonable attorney fees. The act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.