Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Delinquent Owners – Withholding Access to Common Elements
A Maryland Court recently ruled on the extent of powers a Condominium Board had in dealing with a unit owner who was delinquent in assessments ...
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Aggressive Collections – A Method that Works
At the start of 2012, a condominium association in Waukesha, Wisconsin faced serious collection issues as a result of mismanaged files and accounts by its ...
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Attorney Fees – How Do I Get a Court to Award Them to My Association and What is a Fee Shifting Provision?
Most states, including Wisconsin, follow the American Rule when it comes to attorney fees. In simple terms, it provides that each side in a lawsuit ...
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The Importance of Due Process—What is a “Notice and Opportunity to be Heard?”
Some states have statutes that require that Associations provide a notice and opportunity to be heard to a resident before the Association can fine them ...
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Improper Association Governing Document Amendments – How Expensive is it When You Do it Wrong? VERY
Summary Not following ALL of the required procedures when preparing amendments to your association governing documents can be VERY expensive. Take the time, money and ...
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Seeing Injustice is Easy – Solving Problems is HARD
Many of you may have seen the June 7, 2021, Milwaukee Sentinel story about a Milwaukee area home that was flying two flags: one the ...
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How Much Can an Association Charge for Providing Disclosure Documents as Part of a Sale?
Summary When faced with the question of how much is too much for a “reasonable fee” the US Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit ...
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