Category: Enforcement
Successfully evicted a tenant creating a nuisance on the property
1 February 2013
A tenant within a condominium association was engaging in nuisance activities, including shooting a gun outside while intoxicated. The association provided the owner with notice ...
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K&C obtained order that owner must remove pet
30 January 2013
Kaman & Cusimano successfully argued that an owner must remove her pit bulls as a result of violations of the association’s rules mandating immediate clean ...
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Successfully resolved a lawsuit against an adjacent property owner for improperly removing trees and other vegetation from the association’s common elements.
28 January 2013
An association had a large “pond” as part of its common elements, which was surrounded by various vegetation and small willow trees. An adjoining landowner ...
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Enforcement Success!
13 December 2012
Recently, the Kaman & Cusimano, LLC enforcement attorneys evicted an unruly tenant from a condominium association, and collected all the attorneys’ fees!
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Recent Successes – 2012
13 October 2011
Successfully resolved a lawsuit against an adjacent property owner for improperly removing trees and other vegetation from the association’s common elements. Facts: An association had ...
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Association Gets Creative with Dogs
14 January 2010
Kaman & Cusimano receives many of its Service Option Clients’ newsletters in the mail. One in particular recently struck our eye. As you can see, ...
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Uncooperative Owner Forced to Comply with Association’s Remodeling Rules and Pay Attorney’s Fees
23 September 2009
On September 17th, in the case of Acacia on the Green v. Gottlieb, (No. 92145), the Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals affirmed the trial ...
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Don’t Rain on Owners’ Patriotic Parade
29 June 2009
Most Community Association governing documents prohibit exterior modifications, including the placement of banners, flags, and signs. However, as pointed out in Chapter 1 of Kaman ...
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