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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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Condo & HOA Collections• April 20, 2021

What Are the Requirements to File a Lien Under the Michigan Condominium Act?

Did you know when co-owners fail to pay condo dues, condo associations can place a lien on their unit? 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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Rental & Leasing Restrictions• March 4, 2021

Do Short-Term Rentals Constitute a Nuisance in Michigan?

The debate among permanent residents and short-term renters may have peaked with a recent Michigan ruling indicating that these rentals constitute a nuisance.

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Bylaw & Covenant Enforcement• February 1, 2021

Neighbor Disputes within Homeowners Associations: When Should the HOA Intervene?

Disputes between neighbors in a homeowners association inevitably arise. HOA board members often face difficult decisions in deciding whether to intervene in neighbor disputes that do not directly involve the HOA.

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