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Michigan Condominium Act

Board of Directors, Condominium Document Enforcement, Condominium Maintenance, Director and Officer Liability, Michigan Condominium Act, Property Managers

Top 4 Legal Considerations for Gated Communities in Michigan: What Condos and HOA’s Need to Know Imagine living in an exclusive, gated condominium community where security and privacy are top priorities. Whether your home is nestled in a suburban site condominium or perched in a sophisticated

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Board of Directors, Insurance, Michigan Condominium Act, Property Managers

Condominium Association's Legal Duty to Co-Owners: Key Takeaways from Janini v. London Townhouses Recently, the Michigan Supreme Court decided the case of Janini v London Townhouses Condominium Association, issued July 11, 2024 (Docket No. 164158), concluding that a co-owner of a condominium unit is an invitee

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Director and Officer Liability, Michigan Condominium Act, Property Managers

UPDATE: The Deadline to Record a Notice Under the Michigan Marketable Record Title Act Has Been Extended to September 29, 2025: Does Your HOA or Condo Association Need to Record One?   Introduction Michigan’s Marketable Record Title Act, MCL 565.101, et seq. (the “MRTA”), has been around since

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Director and Officer Liability, Michigan Condominium Act, Property Managers

The 2018 Amendment to the Michigan Marketable Record Title Act Goes Into Effect on March 29, 2024: Does Your HOA or Condo Association Need to Record a Notice? Introduction Michigan’s Marketable Record Title Act, MCL 565.101, et seq. (the “MRTA”), has been around since 1945, yet many

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Board of Directors, Document Amendments, HOA Bylaws, Michigan Condominium Act

Can A Michigan Condominium Association Collect Attorney Fees for Bylaw Violations?             In Michigan, the responsibility for attorney fees and costs in litigation typically lies with the parties involved. Following the 'American rule,' attorney fees are not recoverable unless expressly allowed by statute, court rule, common-law exception,

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