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Understanding Quorum Requirements for Association Board of Director Meetings
Understanding Quorum Requirements for Association Board of Director Meetings
Homeowners’ association business is conducted by the collective action of the association’s board of directors acting in meetings.
Understanding the Process for Enforcing an Association’s CC&Rs
Understanding the Process for Enforcing an Association’s CC&Rs
People who are vested with the responsibility of managing a homeowners or property owners association, and the members of the association, must act in accordance with applicable state and federal laws, as well as the association’s governing documents.
Homeowners and Management Personnel Must Understand Their Association’s Finances
Homeowners and Management Personnel Must Understand Their Association’s Finances
Court Upholds Validity of Member Recall Election, Election of New Board, and Ouster of Former Board Members
Court Upholds Validity of Member Recall Election, Election of New Board, and Ouster of Former Board Members
This case involved a dispute between homeowners association members and the former members of the association’s board of directors (“Former Directors”) over the validity of action taken by the members to conduct an election to remove all the Former Directors and elect a new board of directors.
Association’s Assessments for Charges Not “Expressly Authorized” by Declaration Were Inappropriate
Association’s Assessments for Charges Not “Expressly Authorized” by Declaration Were Inappropriate
This case involved a dispute between homeowners (“Owners”) and their property owners’ association (“Association”) over an assessment that was imposed by Association against all lot owners to fund the cost of annual inspections of owners’ lots to ensure that they were in compliance with Association’s governing documents
