Association Alert – Community Association Law Blog
Fee Limits for Statutory Mandated Documents – How Much Can the Association Charge?
Although fees for document disclosures may seem too high, the time and effort to litigate may not be worth it.
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Self-Dealing by Director is a Breach of Fiduciary Duty (Case 1)
Facts Plaintiff, Coley, owns a home in an HOA, the Eskaton Village (“Association”). Two other Eskaton named entities (“Eskaton”) develop and support HOAs. A five-member ...
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Do Assessments Require Board Action – YES
Desch v. South Fork of Hillsborough County II Homeowners Association, —So.3d— (2023). What you need to know:
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Association Academy: If it Weren’t for the People, Association Living Would be Perfect
Some frequently encountered legal challenges and issues that can prove time-consuming and costly when mishandled. Topics Condominium legal document review Collections from a debtor’s perspective ...
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Notice to Wisconsin Community Association & Property Managers – IMPORTANT UPDATE
Important Notice: Our May 10, 2018 post, Notice to Wisconsin Community Association & Property Managers, advised unit owners, boards and property managers of the three ...
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Reasonable Modifications and the Fair Housing Act—Knowing the Law Can Help Your Association Proactively Avoid Lawsuits
Did you know that homeowners have the right to request reasonable modifications to the common area if they are disabled and the proposed modification helps ...
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FINALLY, a Helpful Emotional Support Animal Case
Facts Plaintiff, Linder (“Tenant”), entered into a lease in October 2016. Tenant agreed in the lease not to bring dogs, or other animals on the ...
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