By Maria Neuman  | January 2021                                      Nothing is more essential to managing risk than a plan for property emergencies. Time is … Read More

  By Sharon Glenn Pratt, Esq.  | January 2021                                      Expensive problems can come out of nowhere for a common interest development.  That … Read More

The recent hurricanes in Texas and Florida have many of us thinking about what we would do in a catastrophe. For association boards, insurance is the front line of disaster preparedness. But it’s also expensive, and boards planning their budgets … Read More

Smoking, noisy floors, rambunxious children, and barking dogs are often the subject of HOA nuisance complaints. When do these issues qualify as a nuisance and when is the board obligated to act?