Homeowner’s Association Turned Away by Unanimous Court of Appeals
Few things are more offensive to the rights of homeowners than an overreaching homeowners’ association (HOA) board of directors. The […]
Few things are more offensive to the rights of homeowners than an overreaching homeowners’ association (HOA) board of directors. The […]
This is the season for new Arizona statutes to take effect from the session’s summer end. One of those bills
ChicagoTribune.com: Checking the financial health of a condo association Pamela Dittmer McKuen Community Living — September 27, 2013 Before you buy
The Washington Court of Appeals recently issued a published opinion that invalidated the decision of a homeowners association’s covenants review
Posted September 25, 2013 An amendment to the Maryland Contract Lien Act, as it relates to the foreclosure of liens
by James A. Bacon — posted September 25, 2013 Developers hewing to the New Urbanism school of design pay close
Heleski v. Harrell, 2D12-4136 (Fla. 2d DCA 2013): The Heleskis began building a structure on their property without notifying or getting approval
Pulte Home Corp. sought review of an order denying its renewed motion to compel arbitration of an action brought by
Oral arguments, Illinois Supreme Court, of a major case. The Appellate Court held that the duty to pay was not absolute.
by Doris Goldstein on 09 Sep 2013 I used to think homeowners’ associations had the potential to be great democratic institutions. I
By Benny L. Kass, Published: September 12, 2013 Can condominium associations ban people who are “living in sin”? That’s what the headlines called
Recently, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett signed into law House Bill 1122 (the “Amendment”), which amends the Uniform Condominium Act and
September 06, 2013 7:45 pm • By Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services 5 PHOENIX — Saying legislators likely violated the Arizona Constitution,
By David Swedelson, Partner at SwedelsonGottlieb, Condo Lawyer and HOA Attorney – September 3, 2013 Disgruntled homeowner association members often want
Satellite dishes and exterior antennas are sometimes considered an eyesore. Accordingly, many community associations would like to regulate—or even prohibit—them.
California Governor Jerry Brown recently signed SB 745 into law. The bill is a multi-issue omnibus bill, and as to
By Jean Winters — August 30th, 2013 On Wednesday, the Fourth District Court of Appeals issued another opinion with significant
August 30, 2013 8:15 pm • JAMIE MUNKS – [email protected] QUEENSBURY — A local homeowners association doesn’t have the authority to
POSTED ON AUGUST 27, 2013 BY LYNN WARTCHOW In Minnesota, if you have unpaid condominium or townhome association assessments—which are often called “HOAs”—these
By Jean Winters, Esq. — August 23rd, 2013 Homeowners now have an important ruling enabling them to challenge covenants that
January 31, 2013 by Kirk Jenkins May a condominium owner refuse to pay monthly and/or special assessments, in whole or in
August 21, 2013 — By Donna DiMaggio Berger On August 14, Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal ruled that a
On August 14, 2013, Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal ruled that a bank which had taken title to two
By BARBARA HOLLAND — HOA EXPERT Posted August 19, 2013 This is the first of a four-part series of articles
The Justice Department announced today that the Townhomes of Kings Lake HOA Inc. (HOA) and Vanguard Management Group Inc. have
August 10, 2013 9:04 pm A deal is a deal, except when it violates the state or federal constitution. On
On the list of most stressful life events, buying a home ranks in the top five. Luckily, Condo & HOA
By Joseph Adams on August 6th, 2013 — Posted in Legislation, Reader Q&A Today’s column continues with our review of laws of interest to community associations
However, all is not good in this community as far as solar energy is concerned. Householders who want to install
Homeowner’s Associations. Love ‘em or hate ‘em. Buyers are sometimes not aware about certain rules and regulations when they purchase
Green v. Lake Montowese Association, 387 S.W. 3d 413 (Mo. Ct. App. 2012) Here, the Missouri Court of Appeals determined
Alamo County Club Owners Association v. Shelton, 12-1—00300-VB (Tex. App. 2012) Sometimes personal disregard for a fellow homeowner can overlap
On May 27, 2013, the Texas Legislature concluded the 2013 legislative session. Unlike the 2011 legislative session, in which the
By Porzio Bromberg & Newman PC and Peter J. Gallagher Posted July 10, 2013 In a recent decision, the Appellate Division
By Nichole Soto — July 9, 2013 In a lawsuit alleging construction defects in homeowners’ individual townhomes, Florida’s Second District
By Michael Hunter — Posted: Thursday, Jul. 11, 2013 The North Carolina legislature recently passed some new laws that will impact
Posted – July 14, 2013 The Supreme Court says Gov. Rick Scott and the Legislature went too far when it
By: Community Associations Institute California Legislative Action Committtee — Posted July 9, 2013 A California appellate court recently overruled a trial
Posted — July 5, 2013 by: Roetzel & Andress – Steven M. Falk, Ashley D. Lupo, Sean Ellis and Jennifer A. Nichols Three bills have
Posted on June 30, 2013 by Lori Schweller Bills recently passed in the Virginia General Assembly extend the list of items
Posted – July 1, 2013 Almost every session of the Washington Legislature produces new laws pertaining to Washington condominium and
This month the governor signed ten legislative bills affecting Associations into law, as discussed below. An omnibus bill provides multiple
The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of Community Associations Institute has published its May/June issue of Focus Magazine, which features an
POSTED ON: JUNE 24, 2013 , BY LAURA MANNING-HUDSON A decision earlier this month by the Third District Court of Appeal serves as a
By CRISTINA SILVA, Associated Press — posted June 20, 2013 PHOENIX (AP) — Homeowner associations were dealt a kick in
A property owner’s right to attend a meeting of a homeowner’s association does not necessarily include the right to send
By D. Ryan McCabe Posted June 19, 2013 The New Mexico Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling that a Homeowners’