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During times of uncertainty, when you and your homeowners are both navigating new waters, it may seem like there is nothing your community association can do to help put people at ease. With swimming pools closed and clubhouse access restricted during the pandemic,...

The evening of April 23, 2020, Governor Kemp issued an Executive Order authorizing nonprofit corporations, including condominium and homeowners’ associations, to hold membership meetings by means of remote communication, such as telephone conference or virtual meeting...

Associations Should Not Waive Assessments Homeowner and condominium associations should continue to address delinquent accounts even during the COVID-19 pandemic to avoid significant harm to association finances. The associations that successfully come out of this...

With the arrival of spring, any community association attorney will tell you there is often an uptick in the observation of covenant violations throughout residential communities. As lawns come back to life and properties require more frequent attention, HOA Boards...

Fred Rogers of the PBS television show “Mr. Rogers Neighborhood” often related a quote his mother told him when he encountered scary news as a young boy: “Look for the helpers.  You will always find people who are helping.” Most members of community association Boards...

With the rapidly evolving COVID-19 pandemic, homeowners association lawyers are already seeing many condominium and homeowner associations ask difficult questions and seek advice on how to handle certain decisions during this time.  High-rise condominiums,...

Over the past few days, every glance at an online news source or e-mail inbox seems to bring fresh news of more cancellations of gatherings due to COVID-19 (commonly known as the coronavirus), ranging from entire sports seasons to schools, concerts and other events....

The name, condominium owner associations (COA), is often conflated with a homeowners association (HOA), when they actually have very different roles to play. Condominium lawyers discuss the intricacies involved with being a COA board member, and how to protect your...

If you’re a Homeowner’s Association Board Member, understanding the intricacies of your responsibilities can feel overwhelming – especially so if you’ve just joined or have never served on an HOA board before. If you want to avoid the need for an hoa attorney in...