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Condo and HOA Cases, Contracts, Property Managers

Court Holds Early Termination of Manager Causes Condo Association to Breach Property Management Contract

Introduction In Vista Property Group, LLC v Schulte, unpublished per curiam opinion of the Court of Appeals, issued September 17, 2020 (Docket No. 347471), the Michigan Court of Appeals vacated a no-cause judgment in favor of a condominium association and remanded the case back to the Kent County Circuit Court

December 14, 2020

Kayleigh Long (23 ARTICLES)

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Condo and HOA Cases, Michigan Condominium Act

Boundary Line Disputes and Automatic Easements Under the Michigan Condominium Act

In today’s day and age, it is almost unheard of to own a parcel of real estate that is not encumbered by an easement. An easement is an interest in real property that grants the holder of the easement the right to use another’s property for a limited purpose. For

December 4, 2020

Brandan Hallaq (21 ARTICLES)

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Board of Directors, Condo and HOA Cases

Condo Board Members Protected by Qualified Privilege in Co-Owner’s Defamation Claim

In Square Lake Hills Assn v Garland, unpublished opinion of the Court of Appeals, Docket No. 350403, issued November, 12, 2020, the Michigan Court of Appeals upheld a ruling of the Oakland County Circuit Court that dismissed a defamation claim brought by a co-owner against a condominium association, individual board

December 1, 2020

Kevin Hirzel (181 ARTICLES)

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Condo and HOA Cases, Fair Housing Act

Michigan Condominium Association Found Not Liable for Violating the Fair Housing Act and PWDCRA in Request for Handrail

In Estate of Romig by Kooman v Boulder Bluff Condominiums Units 73-123, 125-146, Inc, No. 347653, issued October 15, 2020 (Docket Nos. 347653 & 348254), the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that a condominium association’s alleged denial of a request to install a railing to accommodate a disabled person did

November 2, 2020

Kevin Hirzel (181 ARTICLES)

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Condo and HOA Cases, COVID-19

Michigan Supreme Court Invalidates Governor’s Emergency Powers: What Does it Mean for Community Associations?

Condominium and homeowners associations in Michigan have been operating under various executive orders since March 10, 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. On October 2, 2020, in In re Certified Questions From United States Dist Court, W Dist of Michigan, S Div, Docket No.

October 5, 2020

Kevin Hirzel (181 ARTICLES)

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Condo and HOA Cases, Rental Restrictions

Hirzel Law Wins Zoom Bench Trial! Court Holds That Extensive Short-Term Rentals Violated Residential Use Restrictions

Kevin Hirzel, Kayleigh Long and Michael McCulloch of Hirzel Law, PLC represented the Cherry Home Association in this case. In Cherry Home Association v. Keith Barker, et. al., the Leelanau County Circuit Court held that several lot owners violated residential use restrictions by engaging in extensive

September 1, 2020

Kevin Hirzel (181 ARTICLES)

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Court Holds Early Termination of Manager Causes Condo Association to Breach Property Management Contract

Boundary Line Disputes and Automatic Easements Under the Michigan Condominium Act

Condo Board Members Protected by Qualified Privilege in Co-Owner’s Defamation Claim

Michigan Condominium Association Found Not Liable for Violating the Fair Housing Act and PWDCRA in Request for Handrail

Michigan Supreme Court Invalidates Governor’s Emergency Powers: What Does it Mean for Community Associations?

Hirzel Law Wins Zoom Bench Trial! Court Holds That Extensive Short-Term Rentals Violated Residential Use Restrictions

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