The developer has not turned over your association but should have or the developer is about to turn over the association, but has not told you what that means. This Vlog will tell you what you need to know in 60 seconds. Want to learn more about Wisconsin condominium and HOA law from experienced condo […]
Association/Developer Turnover Process in Less Than 1 Minute Read More »
Facts The property was subject to a discriminatory restrictive covenant recorded in 1953 that stated: “No race or nationality other than the white race shall use or occupy any building on any lot, except that this covenant shall not prevent occupancy by domestic servants of a different race or nationality employed by an owner or
Covenants that Discriminate on Race – ARE STILL A PROBLEM Read More »
IN-PERSON SEMINAR – MADISON Wednesday, April 26, 2023 LIVE WEBCAST Wednesday, April 26, 2023 Register today! Presenters:Lydia Charter, Daniel Miske, Shawn Anderson
Wisconsin CLE: HOAs From A to Z Read More »
Associations often struggle to get sufficient members to fill their Board. The common perception is that it is too much work. It’s not, but there is work involved. However, if you are organized and willing to share some of your time, you will quickly learn that many of the issues repeat themselves. If your association
Bored – Then Run for the Board Read More »
Thank you to all who attended the Condominium & HOA Law Team virtual Association Academy on March 25, 2022. We covered what’s new with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), collections and the new mortgage underwriting requirements.. No need to worry if you missed it, we recorded it for you, and you can access
Association Academy: What’s New in 2022! Things You Need to Know Read More »
In Associations sometimes things go bad. Despite all of the very best intentions and efforts someone gets hurt or is rightfully offended. Worse yet, at times the press because of either the newsworthiness of the story or a relationship between the reporter and the allegedly aggrieved party, decides to become involved. In those instances you need to
When Things Go Bad – Dealing With the Press Read More »
How much insurance should your HOA or condo carry? Are your directors and officers covered? What happens in the unlikely event of a disaster? Please join the Condominium and HOA Law Team and guest speakers Erica Joyce and Ryan Maloney, as they discuss critical insurance issues every board member, manager and unit owner needs to
Association Academy: Insurance – September 11, 2019 Read More »
In a 2020 survey by The Foundation of Community Association Research, 80% of respondents encountered unexpected and unplanned-for infrastructure issues in the last three years. Reserve Advisors and our Dan Miske discuss aging infrastructure, the role of the reserve study, and when to consider an independent structural analysis. They will review the liabilities of the
In Case You Missed It: Webinar: Aging Infrastructure – Knowing What’s at Stake Read More »
This is an all too common phrase uttered by members of associations. It is most uttered when the Board is enforcing its condominium documents, including its rules. The chant increases in volume when the violating owner is able to find some other violation of some other rule that they believe the Board is not enforcing.
Facts. The documents required the consent of the first floor unit owner if the second floor unit owner wanted to erect a terrace above a first floor unit. When the first floor unit owner refused to give consent, the Board waived the consent requirement and allowed the second floor unit owner to construct a terrace,
Who Says the Board Can’t Favor Resident Owners? Read More »
