Facts Owner sought records from a Michigan association (the “Association:”). The Association refused to produce records presumably on the grounds that the requests were long, difficult to follow and failed to state a proper purpose. The requests, clarified in the complaint, consisted of the following: Bills or invoices showing the cost of past litigation; Records […]
In follow up to our announcement on the roll out of our Condominium Legal Document Review© Program, you can now review an example of the type of score card that is provided with each Condominium Legal Document Review. The real scorecard is much longer and obviously contains different and/or additional questions, answers and recommendations. The
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Board’s in most states can go into closed session anytime they want. However, some states have specific laws that require all association board meetings to be open to its members, absent a few specific exceptions. Those exceptions generally deal with one of these situations:
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