The Michigan Community Association Law Blog - Information on Condominium Associations and Homeowner Associations (HOA's) from the Michigan Condo Attorneys at Hirzel Law, PLC

Should your Michigan condo or homeowners association pursue foreclosure or a money judgment for unpaid assessments? Learn how equity drives the choice.

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A Michigan Court of Appeals ruling clarifies lake access easement rights, plat dedications, adverse possession, and private road use. Key takeaways for boards.

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When can a Michigan condo board levy a special assessment without a co-owner vote? Learn the rules, key cases, and procedures boards must follow.

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A Michigan court refused to revive a terminated condo parking easement — and awarded slander of title damages. Key takeaways for association boards.

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Community associations regularly receive requests from residents seeking accommodations for medical conditions. While many requests involve emotional support animals, accessible parking, or physical modifications to a unit, some residents request restrictions on pesticides, cleaning chemicals, fragrances, or other substances because of a claimed chemical sensitivity. These re...