I testified at the Maryland State Senate hearing yesterday in support of S.B. 1062. The hearing was long and emotional at times, as unit owners told how they have been subjected to foreclosure actions by association lawyers seeking up to $70,000 in fees on top of fines in the hundreds of dollars. The current draft of the bill was done in haste because of legislative scheduling issues, and it will be redrafted. As written, it doesn’t clearly explain what is intended. Here it is in plain language, the way I understand it. Read More……
There is perhaps no task more vexing for a Board of Directors than enforcing the…
Q: Six months ago our homeowners association began replacing working streetlights with new ones. The…
The topic of an association's board of directors' fiduciary duties is not new to this…
Condominium and common interest community associations operate under a board of directors typically comprised of…
Gift-giving in the workplace amongst managers, management companies and vendors can be a thoughtful gesture,…
While HOAs can sometimes be subject to misconceptions, cultivating community cohesion can transform them into…