Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog

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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Dan Miske Shares Expertise With Readers of HOAleader.com

Attorney Daniel Miske recently shared his expertise on a variety of topics with readers of www.HOAleader.com, a resource for HOA and condo board members nationwide.  ...
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How is the Business Judgment Rule Applied to Board Actions?

The Business Judgment Rule can be a great protection for condo and HOA boards—but only if the board is following the documents. Facts.  The Declaration ...
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Know What is in Your Documents—The Board Might Not Have the Authority You Think it Does…

The Board of Directors always has the power to make and amend Rules and Regulations on its own, without owner approval…right? Wrong.  The Board’s rule-making ...
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