Kaman & Cusimano Partner Scott Weiss was quoted in a recently published article in the Wall Street Journal which states that Condo owners may soon see higher association dues as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac implement stricter reserve funding requirements. The goal is to ensure communities are financially prepared for major repairs and maintenance, helping […]
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Kaman & Cusimano partner Tom Murray Esq., CCAL recently gave a virtual seminar presentation to our clients on the important legislative updates that impact Indiana HOAs. The updates begin taking effect on July 1, 2026, and so all Indiana community association boards should be aware of these new changes and review and update their policies
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K&C Attorneys Ian Mullenhour and Maggie Myers recently presented at the 2026 CAI Annual Conference and Exposition which was held June 3-5 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Hosted by the Community Associations Institute (CAI), the conference is the premier networking and educational event for community association managers, HOA board members, and service providers. Ian presented on
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Attorney Michelle Polly-Murphy gave a presentation at the 2026 Ohio Lake Communities Association’s Annual Conference. Established in 1969 as a nonprofit corporation, the Ohio Lakes Communities Association consists of 22 distinct lake communities in Ohio. Its mission is to enhance communication among these communities, serving as a platform for exchanging ideas and staying updated on matters
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Expanding Excellence in Indiana Community Association Law Eads, Murray & Pugh and Kaman & Cusimano are proud to announce we are joining our teams, marking a significant step forward in our shared commitment to exclusively practicing community association law throughout the Midwest. This partnership brings together two leading organizations with a unified mission to serve
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In recent years, a number of associations that we represent have created experience committees for their owners whose goal is to make living in the association more exciting and fun. These committees have tried various items, some of which might seem unconventional. Oddly, or perhaps not, some of the unconventional ideas have really taken off, dramatically increasing the enjoyment that can be found within their communities. Simple things can make
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Kaman & Cusimano Partners Nick Meinert, Scott Weiss and Dan Miske attended CAI’s 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit on Thursday, November 6, 2025 in Washington, D.C. CAI’s 2025 Congressional Advocacy Summit is the premier advocacy event of the year for the community association housing model. The Advocacy Summit represents an opportunity to speak with federal lawmakers
Kate Bushey was elected to a second term of the CAI 2026 Business Partners Council. The Business Partners Council is one of three Membership Representation Groups that represents product and service providers and professionals and provides input on policy matters to the CAI Board of Trustees. The Business Partners Council is a dedicated group of
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As Kaman & Cusimano clients are likely already aware, earlier this year, the US Treasury Department issued new guidance on the Corporate Transparency Act, and as a result community associations are no longer required to comply with the CTA’s reporting requirements. The US Treasury division that oversaw the CTA, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), issued an interim final rule that suspended the CTA’s
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Partner Shannon McCormick gave a presentation at the 2025 Ohio Lake Communities Association’s Annual Conference. Established in 1969 as a nonprofit corporation, the Ohio Lakes Communities Association consists of 22 distinct lake communities in Ohio. Its mission is to enhance communication among these communities, serving as a platform for exchanging ideas and staying updated on
