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The Importance of Due Process—What is a “Notice and Opportunity to be Heard?”

Some states have statutes that require that Associations provide a notice and opportunity to be heard to a resident before the Association can fine them for a violation of the governing documents. Even though Wisconsin does not have such a statute, providing residents a notice of the alleged violation and opportunity to give their side […]

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Condo Association & HOA Elections in Less Than 1 Minute

Wisconsin / K&C Wisconsin Team

Do we really have to tell all of these people who never come to any homeowner meetings that we are having elections? YES. You need to keep them fair if you want them to be valid. In less than a minute you can know all you need to know in this Vlog. Want to learn

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Are Grievance Committees Impartial Enough?

Wisconsin / K&C Wisconsin Team

Master v. Country Club of Landfall, — S.E.2d — (2018) Issue Does due process require a hearing before an impartial tribunal (Board)? NO!!! The Facts Masters was a member a private golf club within his HOA. The golf club (“Club”) sought to make significant changes to its bylaws. Masters opposed the changes and wrote and

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If Your Association Fails to Hold Board Elections at an Annual Meeting, Do You Still Have a Board? The Answer May Surprise You…

Wisconsin / K&C Wisconsin Team

As Condominium and HOA attorneys, we often receive questions from our clients dealing with all the issues that can get in the way of conducting a successful annual meeting. Most often, it is the issue of not being able to achieve a quorum of owners in attendance—which stymies the Association’s ability to hold Board member

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Directors Removed from Office – Just Follow the Documents

Wisconsin / K&C Wisconsin Team

Summary A 79-unit condominium association held a meeting to remove the directors from office and elect new ones. The president objected to the meeting, the procedure and the notice, but since the association followed the documents and had more than half of the unit owners vote for the removal, the directors were removed.

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The Importance of Due Process—What is a “Notice and Opportunity to be Heard?”

Condo Association & HOA Elections in Less Than 1 Minute

Are Grievance Committees Impartial Enough?

If Your Association Fails to Hold Board Elections at an Annual Meeting, Do You Still Have a Board? The Answer May Surprise You…

Directors Removed from Office – Just Follow the Documents

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