Category: Recent Successes

Successfully recovered, through the foreclosure process, funds in excess of $15,000.00 owed to an association by a delinquent owner.

Facts: An owner failed to make required payments for maintenance fees. After the owner’s account became increasingly delinquent, the association filed a lien, and, when ...
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Recent Successes – 2012

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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Ohio Introduces Legislation Protecting Service Flags

Recently, the Ohio General Assembly introduced House Bill 189 that would affect all condominium and homeowner associations within Ohio. If passed, this legislation would prohibit ...
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NPR Columbus – Condo/HOA Special Report Part II

For those of you who were unable to listen live to Kaman & Cusimano, LLC Attorney Marie Rutkowski’s appearance on WOSU Columbus, the show’s archives ...
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Ohio Planned Community Act Now Effective!

On Friday, September 10, 2010, the Ohio Planned Community Act became effective. The law, which established Ohio Revised Code Chapter 5312, provides for the statutory ...
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Ohio Planned Community Act Passed by House!

This morning, the Ohio House of Representatives voted 95-1 in favor of the Ohio Planned Community Act. In the next few weeks, the Senate should ...
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Super Lien Status Update

This week, Kaman & Cusimano LLC attorney Darcy Mehling Good testified before the Ohio House of Representative’s Civil and Commercial Law Committee. Advocating on behalf ...
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FHA Regulations Delayed

This past summer, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced that it was proposing new regulations for the condominium approval process of FHA ...
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Super Lien Status Update

  Many of Ohio’s condominium and homeowner association board members and residents have been inquiring as to the status of the “Super Lien” legislation. Thanks ...
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