What is due process when a board member is to be voted off an HOA board? Is there any notice?

The bylaws of the HOA are going to govern how an HOA board member is removed and what notice is required. Look at your bylaws for the answer.

You have all sorts of issues in your post. First, when you bought the property you were, as a matter of law, on notice of the association and...

Can the HOA restrict our activity in the neighborhood as they fear my son, who has mental illness?

There is really not enough information here to answer yes or no. The HOA has various powers to restrict use of the common areas, but that usually...

Can I fire my contingency lawyer?

The simple answer is "Yes, you can fire your attorney". You may or may not owe the attorney something if the case settles or is resolved, but that...

Can I sue an apartment management company for my $400 deposit?

If the facts are what you state, contact a consumer protection attorney in your area. AVVO has several listed. With the fact you describe, you...

Can I get my deposit back?

Did you at least get a receipt for the deposit? Was there an application you signed when you paid the deposit? If there was anything in writing...

I always pay rent on time and i sign a year lease and my landlord said we have 30 days to move because she wanna sale her house?

It is important to have the actual terms of your written lease reviewed. Some leases allow a landlord to terminate the lease early if they want to...

Who is responsible for water leakage damages from a neighboring unit?

To be honest, you have a couple of choices. You can turn the problem over to your insurance company and get the repairs done quickly, or you can...

If a home plan meets the covenants can a HOA still decline to let you build?

Home size is frequently a major concern of HOA committees that have to approve building plans. When the original developer writes the covenants,...

Can I file a suit against my HOA for slander when I do not have proof of damages except that I have lost friends in the subdiv?

This really isn't a real estate question but one related to slander and defamation. An accusation of criminal conduct may be per se liability, but...