Court Orders Owner to Remove Above-Ground Pool
This case involved a dispute between a homeowner’s association (“Association”) and the owner of a property (“Owner”) within the common […]
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HOA Dilemma: Whether to Levy a Special Assessment or Borrow Funds Needed for Maintaining Common Areas
Homeowners associations frequently encounter situations where they have not maintained sufficient funds in reserve for necessary repairs or replacements of
NON-EXEMPT HOAS MUST COMPLY WITH THE CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT BY JANUARY 1, 2025
In 2021, Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”), a federal law that was designed to bolster law enforcement efforts
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Lower Unit Owner Loses Action Against Upper Unit Owner and Association Based on Noise and Nuisance Claims and is Ordered to Pay Over $460,000.00 in Attorney Fees and Costs
Case Summary: Zokaei v. Mansoir (2024) This case involved a dispute between two condominium owners, Owner 1 and Owner 2,
COURT ORDERS SHORT TERM RENTAL RESTRICTION THAT CONFLICTED WITH RIGHTS GRANTED IN DECLARATION WAS VOID AND UNENFORCEABLE
This case involved a dispute between a group of homeowners (“Owners”) and their homeowners association (“Association”) over the rights of
RECOMMENDED PRACTICES FOR HOAs WHEN HIRING SERVICE PROVIDERS
When hiring service providers for a Homeowners Association (HOA), there are several key requirements and considerations that should be followed
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STRATEGIES TO ENCOURAGE HOMEOWNER PARTICIPATION IN THEIR HOMEOWENRS ASSOCIATION
Motivating homeowners to get involved in their Homeowners Association (HOA) can be challenging but is essential for creating a vibrant,
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Court Enjoins Owners’ Nuisance Activities on Their Property and Awards Neighbors $57,901.50 for Attorney’s Fees – Plus Additional Fees Incurred in Defending Frivolous Appeal
This case involved a dispute between neighboring property owners (Lot 5 and Lot 6) within a common interest community over
10 Helpful Guidelines For Members Speaking at HOA Board Meetings
When speaking at a Homeowners Association (HOA) Board of Directors meeting, it’s important to follow specific rules to ensure that
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Understanding an HOA’s Duty to Maintain Common Areas
Homeowners Associations (“HOAs”), acting through their board of directors, have a duty to maintain common areas. That duty is a
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