
IN-PERSON SEMINAR – MADISON
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
LIVE WEBCAST
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Presenters:
Lydia Charter, Daniel Miske, Shawn Anderson
IN-PERSON SEMINAR – MADISON
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
LIVE WEBCAST
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Presenters:
Lydia Charter, Daniel Miske, Shawn Anderson
What You Need to Know
Whether you are a buyer or seller when it comes to real estate contracts, you must strictly follow the statutes.
Hollar v. MarketPro South, Inc., 2023 WL 157643 Slip Opinion (U.S. Dis. Ct. Utah 1/11/2023)
Continue Reading Cancellation of an Offer to Purchase – Strictly Follow the StatuteWhat you can’t do:
Recently, Attorney Naomie Kweyu Husch Blackwell LLP, scored a huge bench trial win in a southeastern Wisconsin circuit court on a foreclosure and money judgment action.
If you want the best chance of collecting outstanding assessments, late fees, interest and attorney fees, you need to be organized, have a collection policy and follow your documents. Doing so can make a big difference to your association, as one of our clients recently learned – read more below:
Continue Reading Association Successfully Recovers ALL Attorney’s Fees From Unit Owners Who Refused to Pay Attorney FeesNeed to Know:
Lake Naomi Club, Inc. v. Rosado, ___ A.3d ____ (2022, Penn).
Issue: Can a private, planned community adopt a restrictive covenant that prohibits lifetime registered sex offenders from residing within that community?
Continue Reading Can you Ban Sex Offenders from Your Association? NOFacts:
The plaintiffs, the Channons, planned to sell their condominium unit. The Illinois Condominium Property Act required them to obtain specific disclosure documents from the Association or its agent prior to a sale, and to provide them to potential buyers on request. The Channons then entered into a “standard sales contract” with a potential buyer who asked for the disclosures. The Channons obtained the disclosures from the property manager, Westward Management, for a fee of $245. After obtaining the disclosures, the Channons filed a class-action lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court alleging that the property manager charged “unreasonable fees for the statutorily required documents” and that the property managers conduct “violated the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act (“Fraud Act”).”
Continue Reading Fee Limits for Statutory Mandated Documents – How Much Can the Association Charge?As we approach the new year, Husch Blackwell’s Condominium & HOA Law Team is excited to launch a fresh new approach to our Association Academy. Join us for the first installment of our new series, Lunch with Lawyers, as we dive into legal trends to watch in 2023. Grab your lunch, log in and set the stage for a successful 2023.
Continue Reading Association Academy | Lunch with Lawyers: Legal Trends to Watch in 2023We are excited to announce a new format for our Association Academies in 2023: Lunch with Lawyers. Although we will miss seeing you in person, we are excited to see you virtually. This new format will be more interactive, with plenty of time for Q&A. Luncheons will be held every other month from noon to 1:00. Save the dates and start planning for 2023. Happy New Year and we look forward to seeing you.
Lunch with Lawyers 2023 Program Dates
Save the dates below for upcoming programs in 2023. Additional details, including registration, will be provided closer to the program dates.
In early 2019, the Golden West Patio Home Owners Association (“Association”) implemented a plan to have units tented and fumigated to eliminate a terminate infestation. During fumigation, Artedi Cortez (“Owner”) refused to cooperate, as he believed there were other viable treatment methods which did not require tenting. The Association disagreed and sought a court order requesting the temporary removal of the Owner from his property to allow for fumigation to occur. The court granted the order for temporary removal in May 2019 and this decision was not immediately appealed by Cortez.
Continue Reading Attorney Fees and Associations