Georgia’s COVID-19 Restrictions Modified for Community Association Operations as Vaccine Rollout Expands and State Reopens
With the expansion of vaccine eligibility to all Georgians aged 16 and over, Governor Brian Kemp’s Executive Order, Empowering a Healthy Georgia, issued March 31, 2021 (the “March 31st Order”), substantially revises the guidance and mandates applicable to...
HOA Board of Directors Financial Spring Cleaning
The end of March is officially national spring-cleaning week! Your Board’s HOA spring-cleaning checklist should include a check-in with your association’s finances and plan for the rest of the year. While we cannot predict what will happen, the best way to protect the...
Bankruptcy Basics for HOAs and Condominium Associations
With many Americans continuing to suffer financially from the pandemic, homeowner and condominium associations face the potential of their members facing bankruptcy as a financial lifeline. Knowing the basics about what homeowner bankruptcies mean to community...
Georgia’s COVID-19 Restrictions Continue for Community Association Operations FOR NOW
On February 26, 2021, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp extended Georgia’s Public Health State of Emergency until April 6, 2021. He also extended his Order Empowering a Healthy Georgia through March 15, 2021. Governor Kemp has continued to extend these Orders on...
COVID-19 Vaccinations in HOAs and Condominium Associations: What Should Your Board Consider?
As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands and the nation races to administer vaccines, the Georgia Department of Public Health and other healthcare agencies and entities are asking or being asked by boards of directors of community associations to use association...
HOA Law Tip: How to Properly Conduct Board Business by Email Without a Meeting
As HOA and condominium association boards of directors continue to operate their communities under unusual and often difficult conditions created by the pandemic, many boards are turning to email correspondence to handle board votes on routine HOA business. With the...
Community Association Board of Directors: Essential Roles and Duties
Many Georgia community associations recently held their annual meeting and elected a new board of directors. One of the common questions facing community association volunteer leaders after election to the HOA board of directors is, “What are my duties and...
Cause & Effect: How New Georgia HOA Laws Impact the Holidays
As we look optimistically towards 2021, we remain in awe of the volunteers and professionals who kept community associations functioning through unprecedented times. Community associations and the professionals that they partner with faced more than 16...
Virtual Annual Meeting Checklist: Help from an HOA Attorney
As we enter the fourth quarter of 2020, preparations for this year’s annual community association meetings are already looking a lot different than last year. As homeowner and condominium associations have been battling an array of challenges amid COVID-19, HOA and...
Avoiding Campaign Sign Controversy in Your Community
Given the number of signs already posted, your community association may justifiably be wondering if it has any control over campaign signs in the community. For those community associations with Declarations of Covenants that include restrictions regulating signs, the answer is likely “yes.”
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Georgia’s COVID-19 Restrictions Modified for Community Association Operations as Vaccine Rollout Expands and State Reopens
With the expansion of vaccine eligibility to all Georgians aged 16 and over, Governor Brian Kemp’s Executive Order, Empowering a Healthy Georgia, issued March 31, 2021 (the “March 31st Order”), substantially revises the guidance and mandates applicable to...
HOA Board of Directors Financial Spring Cleaning
The end of March is officially national spring-cleaning week! Your Board’s HOA spring-cleaning checklist should include a check-in with your association’s finances and plan for the rest of the year. While we cannot predict what will happen, the best way to protect the...
Bankruptcy Basics for HOAs and Condominium Associations
With many Americans continuing to suffer financially from the pandemic, homeowner and condominium associations face the potential of their members facing bankruptcy as a financial lifeline. Knowing the basics about what homeowner bankruptcies mean to community...
Georgia’s COVID-19 Restrictions Continue for Community Association Operations FOR NOW
On February 26, 2021, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp extended Georgia’s Public Health State of Emergency until April 6, 2021. He also extended his Order Empowering a Healthy Georgia through March 15, 2021. Governor Kemp has continued to extend these Orders on...
COVID-19 Vaccinations in HOAs and Condominium Associations: What Should Your Board Consider?
As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands and the nation races to administer vaccines, the Georgia Department of Public Health and other healthcare agencies and entities are asking or being asked by boards of directors of community associations to use association...
HOA Law Tip: How to Properly Conduct Board Business by Email Without a Meeting
As HOA and condominium association boards of directors continue to operate their communities under unusual and often difficult conditions created by the pandemic, many boards are turning to email correspondence to handle board votes on routine HOA business. With the...