United States of America v. Aqua 388 Community Association 2023 WL 6890753 US Dist Ct., C.D. California (October 6, 2023) What you need to know:
Parking for Handicapped Individuals – Denying a Reasonable Accommodation is Costly Read More »
Yes! Thankfully, if the association has not been doing so, there is a way to reduce your back-tax liability, interest and penalties. Do you have parking that is rented out by the Association? Do you charge different monthly assessments for those with a parking spot? Do you charge a fee for a boat dock or
Parking Spaces – Should Your Association be Charging and Collecting Sales Tax? Read More »
Picture this: an urban condominium complex and neighboring apartment building, built by the same developer, with one parking garage between the two. The condominium owners were led to believe that the garage belonged to them as a common element; however, just before turning over control to the unit owners, the developer/declarant secretly recorded an easement
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Summary Even where homeowners characterize their claims against an Association as civil rights violations, the claims involved in the parties’ rights under the declaration, and the declaration’s attorney’s fees provisions applied. Facts In 2011, David Merritt, a former HOA board member, and his wife, Salma, sued their Sunnyvale HOA, Classics at Fair Oaks (Classics), as
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