Arizona HOA Manager Law Blog
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The Role eDiscovery Plays in the HOA Litigation Process
As much as we would like to avoid them, there are times when homeowners associations must take legal action. When this happens, HOAs end up incurring expensive legal fees, eating into annual budgets and causing tensions among members. To move everything along at an...
HOA, Attorneys and Dogs
Within the boundaries of the United States, the HOA is the homeowner association. It's a private networked that was previously developed by a developer of real estate. The purpose of having homeowners associated was to market, manage and sell homes within a specified...
Keeping a Leash on Dog Issues in Your Association
Whether you live in a condominium or planned community, you are almost certain to run into questions and issues over man’s best friend. Many associations often wonder what options they have in regulating dogs in the community. Can an Association regulate dogs in the...
Amending Your CC&Rs Legally
Oftentimes, HOAs become conflicted when it comes to the requirements to amend CC&Rs. Sometimes CC&Rs set forth certain requirements that conflict with Arizona law. Without understanding the law, an HOA board may rely only on what is in the CC&Rs. This...
Foreclosure of Association’s Assessment Lien and Tax Liens
In Arizona, homeowner’s associations are entitled to foreclose on Owners who fail to pay the assessments owed to the Association. For both condominiums and planned communities in Arizona, an association has a lien against a Unit or property for assessments levied...
The Disqualification of Directors Post-McNally
Matt St. Martin An issue that many homeowners associations must face at some point is how to deal with directors who do not play by the rules or who otherwise act inconsistently with their duties. The solution to this issue depends on the Arizona Homeowners...