Can a homeowner in a HOA claim ownership to a portion of Common Area because they have maintained it?
If you had a survey done and found that the owner does not have a deed to the property in question, the 7 years time probably is irrelevant. ...
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If you had a survey done and found that the owner does not have a deed to the property in question, the 7 years time probably is irrelevant. ...
The answer is going to depend on the language and provisions in your covenants, and there probably will need to be a review of the security deed...
It will take some digging to figure out what claims you could prosecute against the management company or to inactive/prior board. Some of your...
Six years is not normal in any litigation I am aware of. If it were me and I wasn't an attorney, I would talk to another attorney and ask them to...
In general, a condo board has the right to private meetings over some issues, but the procedures for minutes and decisions need to be followed. ...
The HOA legally cannot selectively enforce, but the problem is always how do you prove selective enforcement and what remedy do you have. The...
Sorry about your husband. In this type of situation, you have several options, and sitting down with an attorney to review them all is what you...
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On this one you are going to need a good real estate lawyer to review the plats, covenants, and deeds to answer the question. If you were never...
First, check with your insurance carrier to see if you have fidelity coverage if an officer steals money from the HOA. Second, you could keep...
You can find a list of community association attorneys at the link provided below. Some of the firms only represent associations, but some will...