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Bad Debt: When Should Association’s Stop Pursuing a Delinquency?

One of the duties imposed on the Board of a condominium, homeowner association or cooperative (“Association”) is to collect assessments from owners. When an owner stops paying, typically, the owner’s account is forwarded to the … Read More

Can Community Association Boards of Directors Hold Working Sessions?

Board members often question whether they can meet informally, in a working session, rather than scheduling an actual board meeting in order to, for example, discuss a complex or controversial issue or review contractor proposals. … Read More

Are Age Restrictions Legal in Community Association Facilities?

Rules, rules, and more rules. When living in a community association, rules governing the use of the community facilities, including the pool and fitness center, are a part of life. These rules are enacted so … Read More

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