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 […]
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Making the Most Out of the Open Forum Portion of Board Meetings
State laws and association governing documents commonly require that a portion of time at board meetings that are open to
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Georgia Court Says HOA Officer & Director Can be Personally Liable to HOA for Breaches
Georgia Appellate Court (March 27, 2014): HOA construction defects case where the HOA sued the individual officer and director of
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The Pros and Cons of Allowing Members to Record Homeowners Association Board Meetings
An issue that is frequently encountered within homeowners associations is whether or not Homeowners should be able to record HOA
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Georgia Ct. Removes HOA President for Mismanagement and Appoints Receiver to Take Charge of HOA
Supreme Court of Georgia decision (February 6, 2017). This case involved a dispute between an individual who had served as
Understanding the “Treasurer’s Report” That is Delivered at Regular HOA Board Meetings
One of the common agenda items that are acted upon at regular meetings of a homeowners association’s board of directors
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Homeowner Requests for Placement of a Matter on the Agenda for a Board Meeting
State laws and homeowners association governing documents mandate that the management of the association is conducted by the board of
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An Effective Strategy for Dealing with “Out-of-Control” Board Members
It is not uncommon for homeowners associations to have certain volunteer members that appear to have control over the entire
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Things to Consider Regarding the Use of HOA Funds for the Payment of Holiday Bonuses
In December of each year homeowners associations typically address the issue of payment of holiday bonuses for employees and vendors.
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Colorado Ct. Says HOA Can be Enjoined From Holding Special Board Meetings Without Proper Notice
Colorado Appellate Court decision (November 3, 2016). In this case, the owners of several separate interests within a common interest
