Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Architectural Control and your Community Association—Limits on the Discretion of the Board
Many condominium and homeowners associations (HOAs) have an architectural control committee (ACC). Oftentimes, the Board of Directors assumes the role of the ACC rather than ...
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Why You NEED to Amend Your Association Declaration Insurance Provision Before You Have a Loss
Issue: If your association was destroyed by fire or some other hazard, and it did not make sense to rebuild, how would the funds be ...
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Pools and Fitness Centers are Starting to Open Around the Country
My good friend Jim Slaughter, a CCAL attorney from North Carolina, just posted the following on his blog (I have condensed simply to show what ...
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YES – Wisconsin Condos and HOAs Have to Follow Their Association Documents
Frequently we are asked about either inconsistent association documents or advised that although our documents say X we have always done Y so won’t our ...
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Developer Liable for Assessments on Unconstructed Units
Facts Developer recorded a Declaration in 2001 for the 260 Jamie Lane Condominium Association (“Association”) consisting of nine units in what seemed to be one ...
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Another Helpful Emotional Support Animal Case
Facts Plaintiff, Cohen (“Tenant”) and Defendant, Clark (another tenant, “Clark”) leased separate apartments in the same building on the same day, July 21, 2006. Both ...
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When an Association Owns a Unit – Recouping Delinquent Assessments Through Unit Rental/Sales
A condominium association in Milwaukee has historically faced heavy delinquency issues. Through The Condominium & HOA Law Team’s assertive collection methods, the firm collected more ...
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