2021

Community Association Governance & Meetings• October 6, 2021

What to Do When Your Condo or HOA has Been Automatically Dissolved

When your condominium or homeowners association has been automatically dissolved, it may need to renew its corporate existence.

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Collections• September 15, 2021

Michigan Court Rules That Mortgage Foreclosure Statute Applies to Foreclosure of Condominium Liens

The Michigan court of appeals ruled that the requirements for mortgage foreclosure by advertisement be applied to the foreclosure of a condominium lien.

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Elections and Voting• September 8, 2021

The Importance of Percentage of Value in a Michigan Condominium

The concept of percentage of value is often confusing for many co-owners as the percentage of value may have different applications from condominium to condominium.

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Uncategorized• August 12, 2021

Michigan Supreme Court Holds That HOA Can Revoke Dock Approvals

In 2021, the Supreme Court held that Michigan homeowners associations can revoke dock approvals as they’re not permanent easements. Learn more about the case!

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Collections• August 3, 2021

Condo Association Collections: Garnishees May Be Liable for Incorrect Payment

A published 2020 case from Michigan Court of Appeals makes it clear that a garnishee may be liable for a defendant’s debt, if the garnishee does not withhold the proper amount of payments.

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Construction Defects & Developer Turnover• July 21, 2021

The Surfside Condo Collapse: Lessons Learned from a Condo Association Tragedy

We analyze the Surfside condominium collapse to understand the role of different key players and how we can prevent another similar tragedy in the future.

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