Ohio Condominium Association Funds Stolen

According to an article published on Vindy.com, a Boardman woman pleaded guilty to stealing $100,000 from the Sunset Knoll Condominium Association while serving as its bookkeeper.  All community associations should have reasonably safeguards in place to reasonably ensure that the association’s funds are secure.

Kaman & Cusimano, LLC clients can read the article “Safeguarding Association Funds” by Attorney Darcy Mehling Good available on ATLAS in the “Client Articles Section” for information on steps your board can take to help protect your association’s assets.

To view the story, click here:

http://www.vindy.com/news/2013/oct/28/boardman-woman-gets-probation-jail-time-stealing-c/

Categories

Three bars icon gold

Recent blog Posts

Three bars icon gold

Michelle Polly-Murphy Presented at the 2026 Ohio Lake Communities Conference

Attorney Michelle Polly-Murphy gave a presentation at the 2026 Ohio Lake Communities Association’s Annual Conference.  ...
Read More →

Putting Up Traffic Signs on HOA Private Roads: Are you doing it Right?

Community associations often want stop signs, speed limit signs, and crosswalk warnings to improve safety ...
Read More →

Eads, Murray & Pugh Joining Forces With Kaman & Cusimano

Expanding Excellence in Indiana Community Association Law Eads, Murray & Pugh and Kaman & Cusimano ...
Read More →

Can Community Associations hold a 50/50 raffle or bingo night to make money for the Association?

Community associations often look for creative ways to fund social events, amenities, or community improvements. ...
Read More →