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HOA ADVISER: What kind of evidence can be used in a hearing? – Article By Michael T. Chulak

Posted by AmberPM on October 31, 2011 · 1 Comment

Q. Our board recently held a hearing to determine whether to fine a member for an alleged rule violation. The board allowed hearsay to be introduced. Is this allowable by law? A. Yes. Boards are not required to follow the California Rules of Evidence used by courts. They may hear the evidence and then weigh … Continue reading →

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Delegating Fines – Article by Adrian J. Adams of Adams Kessler PLC

Posted by AmberPM on August 25, 2011 · Leave a Comment

QUESTION: At a recent board meeting, a director questioned the authority of the architectural committee to send out violation notices. He felt it was reserved exclusively to the board. Others argued that the board had given the committee that authority and owners could always appeal their fines to the board. Which is it? ANSWER: Door … Continue reading →

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Neighbor to Neighbor Disputes – Article by David A. Loewenthal, Esq.

Posted by AmberPM on August 24, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The Top Ten List As more people move into common interest developments, neighbor to neighbor disputes will become an increasingly important issue for both Homeowners Associations, its Board of Directors, management companies, lawyers and most importantly, the actual homeowners themselves. Living within a common interest development largely brings significant benefit in value to its residences … Continue reading →

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