What types of committees does your HOA or condo association need? How should you go about establishing committees? Listen to this Vlog and in less than a minute you will have the answer. Want to learn more about Wisconsin condominium and HOA law from experienced condo and HOA attorneys? Read all about condo and HOA […]
Condo Association & HOA Committees in Less Than 1 Minute Read More »
Do we really have to tell all of these people who never come to any homeowner meetings that we are having elections? YES. You need to keep them fair if you want them to be valid. In less than a minute you can know all you need to know in this Vlog. Want to learn
Condo Association & HOA Elections in Less Than 1 Minute Read More »
Facts Plaintiff, Ms. Carmichael, is on the board of directors of Commerce Towers Condominium (“Association”). On the board with her is Mr. Frese and Mr. Vickers. Mr. Vickers, Mr. Frese and Mr. Tarantino are the officers of the Association. (collectively “Officers”). All three are also the officers of Tarantino Properties, Inc. (the “Management Company”). Carmichael
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Attorney Daniel Miske was recently quoted in a Community Association Management Insider Article, “‘Continuous Operation’ Language Declaration Requires Association to Keep Lift Working”: Lessons for Community Associations Associations would be wise to review their governing documents to determine whether the documents impose similar strict obligations. “If the declaration and bylaws put a duty on an association
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United States of America v. Aqua 388 Community Association 2023 WL 6890753 US Dist Ct., C.D. California (October 6, 2023) What you need to know:
Parking for Handicapped Individuals – Denying a Reasonable Accommodation is Costly Read More »
Thank you to all who attended our virtual Association Academy on May 26 – Condo and HOA Zoning, Cyber Crimes, Fine Collection, and Emotional Support Animals. No need to worry if you missed it, we recorded it for you, and you can access at any time. To view the recording click HERE as we review fine
An association in southeast Wisconsin consists of plots of land upon which the various unit owners can park a mobile home or trailer. Under the association documents, unit owners cannot be in the trailer more than 60 days between October and April or a $10,000 monthly fine will be assessed. A unit owner owed more
Collecting Large Fines Read More »
Summary An insurance company can’t sue a condominium tenant in subrogation, even if they were negligent in starting a fire. The Facts The Declaration required the association to “obtain and maintain a … policy of all risk property insurance” for the association. The Declaration also required the policy to name as insureds the unit owners
Insurance Subrogation – Not Against A Condominium Tenant Read More »
Can our condominium association or HOA fine that resident that just won’t follow our rules? YES, just follow a few simple procedures. Learn how in less than a minute. Want to learn more about Wisconsin condominium and HOA law from experienced condo and HOA attorneys? Read all about condo and HOA law at Association Alert
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Is your condominium or homeowners association currently controlled by the declarant/developer? Would you like to be prepared when the developer is ready to hand over the reins to you, the owners? In Wisconsin, developer turnover is governed by Section 703.15 of the Wisconsin Statutes. To ensure a seamless transition, there are certain steps associations should
Turnover – Considerations for your Condominium Board of Directors and Officers Read More »
