This is a question you may want to ask the association attorney that represents your association. Generally, individual board members do not have...

You will need to take the letter and the lease to a landlord/tenant lawyer to review and give you advice. We can’t review documents in this forum.

Pre-suit mediation and litigation, all of which will be expensive. It's not what you think is reasonable but what you agreed to when you accepted...

Whether or not your HOA can charge you the additional fee depends on language in your HOA documents, which we cannot review in this online forum. ...

You will need to review your Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions as well as any amendments to the same to see if the fee is...

There's no way of telling without reading your HOA documents, which may or may not put a cap on assessment increases. If you are unsure of the...

Litigating against an association is not a do-it-yourself project. There are technical requirements that must be met, such as pre-suit mediation. ...

That depends on several factors, including any special interests you need to protect, any requirements by your HOA to have specific language in the...

I agree with Ms. Holcombe. It depends on how the utility easements are documented (plat or by separate agreement with the developer). I myself...

Yes, unless your development was incorporated before 12/31/2007 (there are some out there still in developer control) or your HOA documents might...