Virginia Court Ruling Highlights Need for Wise Litigation Choices by HOA Boards and Homeowners
The Virginia Supreme Appellate Court decision in Lambert v. Sea Oats Condo. Ass’n, Inc. that we reported on April 21, 2017, is […]
Virginia Court Decision Demonstrates the Importance of HOA Boards and Homeowners Making Prudent Decisions Relative to Litigation
The Virginia Supreme Appellate Court decision in Lambert v. Sea Oats Condo. Ass’n, Inc. that we reported on April 21, 2017, is
Virginia Court Articulates Considerations for Determining the Proper Amount of Attorney Fees to Award to the Prevailing Party
This case involved a dispute between a unit owner (“Owner”) and her homeowners association (“Association”) over who was responsible for
Virginia Court Articulates Considerations for Determining the Proper Amount of HOA Attorney Fees to Award to the Prevailing Party
This case involved a dispute between a unit owner (“Owner”) and her homeowners association (“Association”) over who was responsible for
Valid HOA Action Requires a Properly Functioning Board of Directors
Given the fact that nearly all homeowners associations are structured as corporate entities (corporations) that are created under the laws
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Ensure Your HOA Stays Financially Healthy with Proper Reserve Planning
Studies show that there are a growing number of homeowners associations that ignore reserve funding requirements and as a result,
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Don’t Allow Your HOA to Ignore Financial Needs and Operate Without Proper Reserves
Studies show that there are a growing number of homeowners associations that ignore reserve funding requirements and as a result,
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How is Your HOA Dealing with Neighbor-to-Neighbor Disputes?
Operating a homeowners association (“Association”) that governs a common interest community means that sooner or later there are going to
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Email Issues in the HOA: Directors Should Not be Conducting HOA Business by Email or Texting
Electronic communications through texting and email have become normal and accepted methods of communicating in our everyday lives. As such, it
HOA Directors Should Not Buy Insurance Coverage Without First Reviewing a “Specimen Policy”
State laws and/or governing documents for homeowners associations impose requirements for the association to carry various forms of insurance such
