Kevin Hirzel, Author at The Michigan Community Association Law Blog

About the Author

Kevin Hirzel is the Managing Member of Hirzel Law, PLC, focusing his practice on condominium, homeowners association, and real estate law across Michigan and Illinois. A Fellow of the College of Community Association Lawyers — a distinction held by fewer than 200 attorneys nationwide — he has been recognized by Best Lawyers, Leading Lawyers, and Super Lawyers, and is the author of Hirzel’s Handbook on operating condos and HOAs in both Michigan and Illinois. Read more about Kevin’s practice on his full bio at hirzellaw.com.

Condominium Document Enforcement• April 1, 2020

Court Rules Site Condominium Unit was Rebuilt in Accordance with Master Deed

Condominium associations should carefully review their architectural control provisions to determine if they adequately preserve the aesthetic character of the neighborhood.

Collections• March 27, 2020

How to Handle Community Association Collections in the Aftermath of COVID-19

Community associations will need to adapt their policies and procedures in order to continue operations while dealing with the realities of the current economic environment.

Elections and Voting• March 13, 2020

COVID-19: How Should Condos and HOA’s Handle Meetings?

When faced with an emerging health crisis, the association’s board of directors should be proactive in thinking about upcoming annual meetings, board meetings, community events, etc.

Technology & Security• March 9, 2020

Should your HOA Install License Plate Cameras?

Automated license plate readers are high-speed cameras that are mounted on street poles, streetlights, entrances, gatehouses or other areas in which automobiles will enter or exit a condominium or subdivision.

Animals• February 3, 2020

The Top 3 Things You Must Know About HUD’s New Guidance on Assistance and Emotional Support Animals

On January 28, 2020, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued new guidance on how housing providers, such as condominium associations, homeowners associations and landlords, can comply with the Federal Fair Housing Act (FHA), 42 USC 3601 et seq. in evaluating requests for assistance and emotional support animals.

Uncategorized• February 1, 2020

Michigan Court of Appeals Holds that HOA Cannot Revoke Approvals for Docks

In providing such written permission, it is important for a homeowners association to indicate whether the grant of permission is permanent or revocable.

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