Kevin Hirzel

Community Association Governance & Meetings• 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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Bylaw & Covenant Enforcement• 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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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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Construction Defects & Developer Turnover• June 14, 2021

Did Your Condo Developer Pay Its Proportionate Share of Expenses?

Did you know Michigan condo developers often don’t pay their fair share of expenses to condo associations? Why identify why this is the case and next steps.

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Construction Defects & Developer Turnover• May 6, 2021

Court Rules Condo Developer Improperly Charged Fees for Recreational Facilities

In a groundbreaking decision, a MI court ruled a condo developer improperly charged a co-owners fees. Learn more from the Michigan condo lawyers at Hirzel Law.

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Bylaw & Covenant Enforcement• April 7, 2021

Court Rules Condo Association is Entitled to Attorney’s Fees for Bylaw Violations

A Michigan court ruled that co-owners who violate bylaws must pay attorney fees and costs. Learn more from the Michigan condo lawyers at Hirzel Law.

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