Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Failing to Maintain and Properly Collect Assessments is a Breach of Fiduciary Duties
Facts Plaintiffs were two owners (Maples and Brown) at Compass Harbor Village Condominium Association in Maine (the “Association”) who had purchased their respective units sometime ...
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YES Associations Can Deny a Request for a Reasonable Accommodation Under the FHA and WIN!!!
Facts Defendant, Acacia on the Green (“Association”), is a 273-unit condominium in Ohio. The Association has a common grilling area because the Association bans grills ...
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Association’s Vested Discretion in Declaring an Aggressive Dog a Nuisance
Facts The Spagenskis (“the Homeowners”) lived in a community in San Diego County with their German shepherd Kato. The community was governed by Sunset Greens ...
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Condominium Legal Document Review Program
Wouldn’t it be great if you knew if your condominium documents complied with the law? Or if you already suspect that there may be some ...
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Tenants Due Process Rights are NOT the same as Owners Rights
Harbour Island Condominium Owners Association, Inc. v. Alexander, No. B285755 (Cal. Ct. App. Jan. 24, 2019) Summary In Harbour Island, the Court of Appeals of ...
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After Turnover Do a Developer’s Actions (or Inaction) Affect an Association’s Construction Defect Claims? YES
Yes, developers can be lazy, greedy good for nothing con-artists. Developers can also adversely affect the rights of an association by simply doing nothing. Specifically, ...
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COVID-19 FAQ
Community Associations Institute and fellows of the College of Community Association Lawyers (CCAL) present special virtual, LIVE Q&A presentations about the issues facing community associations ...
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