Community Association Resources
- QUICK TIPS: What You Should Know About the “Radburn Bill”
- DOs & DON’Ts: Holding Community Association Board Meeting
- DOs & DON’Ts: Taking Minutes at Community Association Meeting
- DOs & DON’Ts: Community Association and Board E-mail
- DOs & DON’Ts: Community Association Collections
- DOs & DON’Ts: Electronic Notice and Voting in Community Associations
- DOs & DON’Ts: Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Cyclical Inspections
Condo FAQs
Hill Wallack LLP’s Condo FAQs is a continuing series in which we answer frequently asked questions (FAQs) pertaining to condominiums, cooperatives and homeowners associations. These FAQs relate to various issues that include interpretation of governing documents, board meetings, suspension of privileges, collections, or bankruptcy and foreclosure. Below are links to these FAQs:
- Tort Immunity
- “Limited Priority” Liens Pursuant to New Jersey Condominium Act
- Restricting Attendance at Board Meetings
- Reimbursement for Municipal Services (Part I)
- Reimbursement for Municipal Services (Part II)
- Reasonable Modifications under the Fair Housing Act
If you have a question that you would like us to address, please e-mail it to us, along with your name and the name of your association, to jkatz@hillwallack.com.
Classic Condo Cases
- Siddons v. Cook and Country Place Condominium Association – The Duty to Warn (August 7, 2018)
- The Glen v. June – The Obligation to Pay Condominium Fees Is Unconditional (August 7, 2014)
Webinars
- Electronic Voting in New Jersey Community Associations (with Vote HOA Now) (April 24, 2019)
- How Amendments to the New Jersey Public Recreational Bathing Code Will Affect Your Community Association (with American Pool) (February 20, 2018)
- What You Should Know About the “Radburn Bill”; Mandatory Changes to Election and Voting Procedures in NJ Community Associations (with Wilkin & Guttenplan) (August 28, 2017)