5th Cir. Holds Threat of Lawsuit to Collect Partially Time-Barred Debt Did Not Violate FDCPA (TX)

In a split decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently decided that attorneys representing a condominium association did not violate the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by threatening non-judicial foreclosure on debt that was partially but not fully time barred.  The plaintiffs owned a condominium in Houston, Texas. They sued the condominium ownership, its management company and its collection lawyers concerning their efforts to collect assessments and other charges under the association’s declaration and related documents.     Read the article…………….

Editor

Recent Posts

Essential Guide to Understanding Your HOA Board of Directors

HOAs play a crucial role in maintaining residential communities, ensuring they operate smoothly and preserve…

10 hours ago

Californians are Protecting Themselves from Wildfire. Why is there still an Insurance Crisis?

Fire officials, lawmakers, insurance agents and others are asking homeowners to help lower the risk…

10 hours ago

No peace symbol! Eagle Crest HOA cracks down on unauthorized flags (OR)

No peace symbols. That’s the message one man in Eagle Crest got from his homeowner’s…

18 hours ago

Delray Beach HOA Goes To Real Court Over Sport Court (FL)

The Delray Beach gated community of Casabella is suing a Palm Beach County sport court…

18 hours ago

Divided Gilbert community ousts HOA board (AZ)

About 12 years after he moved into the newly built Greenfield Lakes community in Gilbert,…

18 hours ago