Overview Homeowners who consider suing their HOAs for violating recorded restrictions often ask a straightforward question: what do I have to prove to win a breach of CC&Rs case? To win a lawsuit against a California HOA for violating the CC&Rs, a homeowner...
Overview Most homeowners don’t realize their HOA is in financial trouble until they’re hit with a massive special assessment or a sudden hike in monthly dues. By then, the board has usually spent months or years hiding the true state of the HOA’s finances behind vague...
Overview California HOAs do not get to control what you say during the open forum session of a board meeting simply because they do not like what they are hearing. Both Civil Code 4925 and Civil Code 4930 give homeowners the right to attend and speak at board...
Overview Most homeowners assume they can recover their attorneys’ fees if they win a lawsuit against their HOA. In the HOA context, that assumption is often correct, but not for the reason most people think. Many homeowners believe that the losing side automatically...
Overview California homeowners increasingly find themselves caught between the state’s aggressive push for green energy and the restrictive rules of a stubborn HOA board. While it appears that electric vehicles represent the future of transportation, the...
