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In case you missed it, Issue # 55 of our ‘Community Association Update’ newsletter is available now! Topics covered in this issue include: Combatting Unlawful Harassment with Restraining Orders What the Cluck? Addressing Backyard Chickens in HOA’s The Impact of
It’s our privilege to welcome Turnleaf at the Seasons Neighborhood Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Turnleaf is a new single family home development by KB Home. Located in Chino, residents enjoy a swimming pool with
Board Members are tasked with the difficult job of enforcing the Association’s rules and regulations against non-compliant Members. Unfortunately, this often creates tension between Board Members and Members. In some circumstances, this tension turns into unlawful harassment. When this occurs,
It’s our privilege to welcome Talavera Homeowners Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Talavera is a new single family home development by KB Home. Located in Menifee, residents enjoy large homesites and a community park. Our
It’s our privilege to welcome Delta Coves Maintenance Corporation to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Poised along the pristine canals of the Delta is the brand new boaters club called Delta Coves. This club community is home
It is becoming increasingly popular to raise chickens in suburban and even in urban areas. Chickens offer a continuous source of fresh eggs and arguably help with pest control. Conversely, chickens can be loud, messy, attract coyotes, and arguably are
It’s our privilege to welcome Harbour Pacific Homeowners Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Harbour Pacific is located just steps from Sunset Beach and the harbor boardwalk in Huntington Beach. Residents enjoy a community pool, two
It’s our privilege to welcome The Hollywood Colony 2, Inc. to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Hollywood Colony is a condominium community located in the heart of the Hollywood Media District. Residents enjoy roof top decks with
*Asked & Answered Asked – Our HOA Board of Directors has been advised that a homeowner who is delinquent in their payment of assessments has filed bankruptcy. If the homeowner obtains a bankruptcy discharge does the HOA have to write
It’s our privilege to welcome Greenhills Master Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Greenhills is a master-planned community located in Chowchilla. It is a gated community containing approximately 10 different neighborhoods with varying architectural styles, lot
It’s our privilege to welcome Corona Highlands Property Owners Association, Inc. to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Corona Highlands homes are located in Corona Del Mar. Residents enjoy private beach access gates, nearby trails through Crystal Cove,
*Asked and Answered Asked – How long should homeowners associations levy compliance fines against non-compliant Members before transferring the files to legal counsel? Answered – Monetary penalties (also known as “fines”) should be levied against non-compliant homeowners so long as
It’s our privilege to welcome Marina Pacifica Homeowners Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Located in the heart of the Long Beach Marina, Marina Pacifica is on 18 acres with over 550 units featuring 6 pools,
Homeowners Associations (“HOAs”) rely on the efforts of their volunteer directors, officers, and committee members to perform all manner of tasks needed in assisting the HOA with its operations. Participation by these HOA volunteers in common tasks such as site
If your homeowners association (“HOA”) is located in a high-risk fire area, what can your Board of Directors do if the current master policy of fire and casualty insurance on your condominium or townhome buildings is not renewed? Due to
*New Case Law The Court of Appeals recently ruled in Lake Lindero Homeowners Association, Inc. v. Barone that Corporations Code section 7616 may be used to validate a recall election removing the former board of a homeowners association (“HOA”), in
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