Michigan Condo & HOA Case Law

November 1, 2021

Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms That Short-Term Rentals Violate HOA Residential Use Restrictions

The Michigan court of appeals held the Leelanau County Circuit Court's ruling that the short-term rentals violated the HOA residential restrictions.

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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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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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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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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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December 14, 2020

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

The Condominium Association took a risk when its new board members decided to cancel its property management contract on the basis of a purported breach by Vista. As noted by the Michigan Court of Appeals,

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