Easement disputes between adjoining condominium associations can often lead to complicated and contentious legal battles. This is especially true in phased developments where multiple condominium communities share infrastructure, utilities, or access roads, yet their ownership and use rights may not always be clearly defined. One such case, Hunters Woods Site Condominium Association, Inc. v. Homes of Hunters Woods Condominium Association, Inc., highlights the intricacies of such disputes. This article examines the case, its impact on Michigan condominium associations, and strategies for resolving similar disputes.