November 11, 2026 • By Matt Fleming

Who is Responsible for Maintaining a Private Road in a Michigan HOA or Condominium Community?

Who maintains private roads in a Michigan HOA or condo? Learn how plats, governing documents, and assessment rules decide your board's road maintenance duties.

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November 4, 2026 • By Erika DiLoreto

Should Your Michigan Condo Restrict Airbnb? A New Court Ruling Raises the Liability Stakes

A Michigan court ruled Airbnb guests are invitees of the condo association. Learn what that means for your rental rules, insurance, and snow removal plans.

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October 29, 2026 • By Hirzel Law

New Year, New Assessments: Is Your Michigan Condominium Association’s Collection Policy Ready?

Is your Michigan condo association collection policy ready for next year's assessments? A board checklist covering liens, late fees, payment plans and counsel.

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October 22, 2026 • By Michael Pereira

When A Michigan Condo or HOA Has No Board: Receivership and How to Avoid It

When a Michigan condo or HOA has no board, a court can appoint a receiver at the owners’ expense. Learn how it happens, what it costs, and how to avoid it.

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October 15, 2026 • By Nick Butris

Can Michigan Condo Associations Sue a Licensed Builder Under the Consumer Protection Act? A New Supreme Court Ruling Says Yes

The Michigan Supreme Court overruled Liss in Attorney General v Eli Lilly. Learn how condo associations can now bring Michigan Consumer Protection Act claims against licensed builders.

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October 9, 2026 • By Erika DiLoreto

Who Speaks for Your Condo or HOA Online? Why Every Board Needs a Social Media Policy

A Michigan federal case shows how a neighborhood Facebook group can lead to a fair housing lawsuit. Learn what a condo or HOA social media policy should cover.

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September 24, 2026 • By Hirzel Law

Site Condominium vs. Platted Subdivision in Michigan: Which Is Your Association?

Site condominium or platted subdivision? Learn how Michigan law treats each and what it means for board authority, assessments, maintenance, and amendments.

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September 11, 2026 • By Hirzel Law

How to Collect Unpaid Fines in a Michigan Condominium or Homeowners Association: Best Practices for Boards

A Michigan condo or HOA fine is only collectible if the board had authority and followed the MCL 559.206(c) notice and hearing rules. Learn the steps to take.

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September 3, 2026 • By Erika DiLoreto

Personal Protection Orders Against Board Members: What Michigan Condo & HOA Boards Need to Know

Can a homeowner get a PPO against an HOA board member in Michigan? Learn what a nondomestic PPO requires, the 14-day deadline to challenge it, and next steps.

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