Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are "Pro-Life Property Owners Associations"?

    A Pro-Life Property Owners Association is a special type of homeowners association created to enforce pro-life restrictions on your property.

  • What is a "Restrictive Covenant"?

    A Restrictive Covenant is a legal obligation to do or not to do something on your property. It is filed with the County Clerk and is enforceable on future owners of your property. Restrictive Covenants are commonly used to enforce homeowner association rules.

  • Abortion is legal, so how can it be banned?

    Any legal activity, including abortion, can be prohibited on your property through Restrictive Covenants.

  • How long do the abortion restrictions last?

    The abortion restrictions on your property are permanent. They "run with the land" and will remain in effect for future owners. However, they can be reversed by you prior to your sale of the property, as explained more below.

  • Why join a Pro-Life Property Owners Association?

    Joining a Pro-Life Property Owners Association with your home, business, church, or other property has a positive impact because you are taking a stand for life.

    By joining you make a powerful public statement about your core values, and you become connected with like-minded Texans who value life and liberty, as well as property rights.

    But, a larger impact happens over time for one simple reason – the prohibitions "run with the land" and remain in effect for all future owners of your property. This means our impact grows over time as more and more properties permanently ban abortion.

  • Do I qualify to join a Pro-Life Property Owners Association?

    All property owners in the state of Texas are eligible. The zoning status of your property (residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial, etc) is not an issue.

  • Can abortion be banned in states other than Texas?

    Please contact us for updates on progress in your state.

  • How will a pro-life deed restriction affect my property value?

    When abortion-related businesses move in, property values tend to decline. You and your neighbors can "immunize" your properties against this by joining a Pro-Life Property Association.

  • How much does it cost?

    The legal and filing fees vary according to location. Please contact us for a quote.

  • What happens when I sell my property?

    The abortion prohibition "runs with the land" and will remain in effect for future owners.When a buyer requests title insurance coverage on property being purchased, Restrictive Covenants will be reflected on the title commitment issued by the title company, and disclosed to the buyer prior to closing.

  • What's the process to join?

    Please click on the Texas map to contact the Pro-Life Property Owners Association nearest you.

  • Can an abortion prohibition be reversed?

    If you add a Restrictive Covenant to your property you can reverse it prior to selling the property. But once the property is sold with the Restrictive Covenant in place it restricts abortion permanently.