HOA Members and Management Personnel Must Know Applicable Laws and the Content of Their Governing Documents
Most people who own condominiums or homes that are part of a common interest development that is governed by a […]
Governing Documents
Court Says Silence by HOA Board Not Deemed Approval of Pool House
This case involved a dispute between two homeowners (“Owners”) and their homeowners association (“Association”) over Owners’ right to construct a
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Homeowner Sues Neighbor and HOA over Obstructed View Created From Neighbors Construction of Pool House
Homeowner sues neighbor over a dispute between two neighbors in a common interest community over the construction of a pool
Nebraska Supreme Court Says HOA’s CC&Rs Do Not Allow HOA to Control Color of Homeowners’ House
This case involved a dispute between husband and wife homeowners (“Owners”) and their homeowners association (“Association”) over the color of
Court Orders Homeowner to Reconstruct Driveway that was not Approved by Association’s Architectural Review Committee
This case involved a dispute between a homeowners association (“Association”) and the owner of a home situated within the common
Every Homeowners Association Should Have a Reserve Fund Policy
Does your association have an established HOA reserve fund policy? Does it have an established financial plan for the accumulation
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HOAs Need Appropriate Standards for Hard Surface Flooring in Condominium Units
Common HOA noise complaints within associations that govern condominium communities which consist of stacked units that are located on multiple
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Understanding the Process for Adopting and Enforcing HOA Rules
A fundamental component of living in a common interest community that is governed by a homeowners association is the need for rules, regulations
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Court Awards Homeowners Association $1,881 in Damages and $201,750 for Attorney Fees in Dispute Over Nonpayment of $2,400 Special Assessment
This case involved a dispute between a homeowner (“Owner”) and his homeowners association (“Association”) over the payment of a $2,400
Texas Court Says HOA Lacked Authority to Compel Owners to Use a Trash Service Provider Chosen by the Board of Directors
The case involved a dispute over whether a homeowners association (“Association”) had the authority to compel owners and residents within
