This week’s column was authored by my law partner Keith Nichols , a member of our firm’s Litigation Practice Group. They…
Read MoreThis week’s column was written by my colleague Donna Dimaggio Berger. Donna is a Shareholder in the law firm…
Read MoreWith an election year upon us, we’re again getting inquiries from our HOA clients on what, if anything, they can…
Read MoreThis column was submitted by my partners, Cynthia Jones and Chris Gelwicks. Q. Does a copy of the CC&R’s have…
Read MoreQ: Would you speak to the wisdom (or lack thereof) of my homeowners’ association amending its restrictive covenants to add…
Read MoreThis column was written by my colleague Bob Freitag, president of AmeriClaims, a public adjusting firm in Indian Trail. One…
Read MoreWe have published posts in the past about service animals, and how protective the federal government is of people’s rights…
Read MoreThis column was written by my colleague Bob Freitag. Bob is a public insurance adjuster with Americlaims. Cold weather is…
Read MoreNote: This week’s column was written by my law partner, Keith Nichols. Q. I just learned my association has been…
Read MoreThis week’s column was written by Melissa Merritt-Darden, Vice President of HOA management company Associa Carolinas, in Charlotte. J. R.…
Read MoreThis week’s column was written by our firm’s associate Michael Tarwater, Jr. Q. I am an owner in a townhome…
Read MoreThis week’s column was written with the assistance of my law partner Phillip Lewis. Q: Does the North Carolina Planned…
Read MoreWith all of the weather-related damage we’ve seen from heavy rains over the last several days, this is a good…
Read MoreQ: I am the president of a large residential homeowners association (“HOA”) in North Carolina, and a professional management company…
Read MoreHOA members use fake documents to skirt pet rules; Must HOA directors be residents of the community?
Q: We live in a condominium near Lake Norman. We have a 30-pound weight restriction on pets, as well as…
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