Q: Our condominium association’s bylaws state that a quorum of a majority of the association members is required to hold meetings, but we never reach quorum. We’ve tried to get people to come to the annual meeting, but it’s like pulling teeth. Do we really need to reach quorum in order to have a meeting, and why is that in there anyway?    Read the Q&A……………………

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