Court Finds Short Term Rentals Are Not a Business, And Awards Over $260,000 in Attorney Fees
This case involved a dispute between the owner of one unit in a four unit condominium complex (hereinafter “Plaintiff”), and […]
Governing Documents
Court Orders Owners to Restore Property Modifications
This case involved a dispute between homeowners (“Owners”) and their homeowners association (“Association”) over Owners’ construction of improvements on their
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Homeowner Wins Suit Against Neighbor for Common Law Nuisance— and Has to Pay Legal Fees to the Offender
This case involved a dispute between neighboring homeowners who are members of a homeowners’ association (“Association”) located in Florida. The
Does Short Term Rental Violate HOA Rules?
This case involved a dispute between the owner of two townhomes (“Owner”) located within a townhome community governed by a
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Can Email Exchanges Constitute Valid Action By HOA Board?
This case involved a dispute between a homeowners’ association (“Association”) and a developer, who owned two lots that it planned
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Adopting and Enforcing Rules and Regulations
The primary governing documents for a condominium, homeowners, or owners’ association (Association) are frequently thought of as the Declaration of
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Service, Therapy & Emotional Support Animals In HOAs
Federal and state laws require homeowners’ associations to reasonably accommodate people that have disabilities and use service, therapy and emotional
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Court Says Association’s CC&Rs Violated FHA Protections for Substance-Addicted Individuals
This case involved a dispute between a homeowners association (“Association”) and the owners (“Owners”) of a property within the community
Did HOA Board Act Outside The Scope of its Authority?
In this action an association member (“Owner”) sought to annul a license agreement between his property owners’ association (“Association”) and
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Owner’s Violation of Unit Occupancy Limit Causes “Irreparable Harm”
This case involved a dispute between a condominium owners association (“Association”) and the owners of a unit within the condominium
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