I'm afraid you are going to have to keep whittling down the number of licensed users. You can't force a member to be a "committed member" if they...

Just guessing, but most likely the HOA is claiming you owe attorney's fees for post judgment work - an amount that would not have been included in...

If the HOA/Condo is incorporated under the Georgia Non-profit Corporation Code, as most are, the only type of bankruptcy available is probably a...

Yes, anyone can be sued, but the real question is whether your Association documents provide for indemnification of directors and officers and,...

Most likely, the board had authority to spend HOA funds to hire an attorney for advise or proposed modification of the covenants. That would fall...

"Proper purpose" is pretty general language, and has to be judged based on the facts of the situation. Let's assume the board is not keeping...

The HOA can always ask for the money, but that doesn't mean they could recover the money if they go to court. You are correct that the statute of...

You haver a bad situation, but based on 40 years of dealing with HOA laws, I really don't see any viable suit you have against the HOA. That is...

First, I changed the category of your inquiry to "residential" so you are likely to get more response. Second, you likely need to make a formal...

The basic answer is all the plaintiff has to do to file a lawsuit is to pay the court filing fees. Limitations periods don't bar a suit even if...