Court Says Association Can Adopt New Restrictions That Take Away Rights that Previously Existed
This case involved a dispute between a homeowner (“Owner”) and a homeowner’s association (“Association”) over Owner’s right to lease its […]
Use and Maintenance
Understanding Association Directors’ Maintenance Responsibilities
A fundamental responsibility of condominium and homeowners’ associations is the duty to maintain, repair, and when necessary, replace the common
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Court Says Owner Can Rent Townhome for Short-Terms (Less Than 7 Days)
This case involved a dispute between the owner of a townhome (“Owner”) and its homeowners’ association (“Association”) over Owner’s right
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HOA Design Restrictions Must be Authorized by Governing Documents and Must Be Reasonable to be Enforceable
This case involved a dispute between a homeowner (“Owner”) and his homeowners association (“Association”) over Association’s power to adopt rules
Understanding Who is Responsible for Maintaining, Repairing, and Replacing Exclusive Use Common Area Components
A common dispute between homeowners’ associations (“Association”) and the owners of the individual condominium units or homes within the Association
Court Says HOA’s Refusal to Allow a Vietnamese Pot Belly Pig as a Pet Was Not Discrimination
This case involved a dispute between husband and wife homeowners (“Owners”) and their homeowners association (“Association”) over Owners’ right to
Association President’s Short-Term Airbnb Rentals of Condominium Challenged in Court
This case involved a dispute between a condominium owners association (“Association”) and an individual condominium owner (“Owner”), who was the
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Owners’ Unapproved Construction Results in Judgment to Restore Property, Damages, a Restraining Order, and $318.426.00 in Attorney’s Fees
Case Summary: In this case, two homeowners learned the hard way what can happen when you make major changes to
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
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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