Evictions are always time consuming and can be expensive if done haphazardly. The only thing worse than going through the process of evicting a tenant, is failing to adhere to a detailed step in the process and having to repeat it. One common pitfall in the eviction process is improper service. The best scenarioGo to Resource
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In many contracts, one party agrees to provide insurance protecting and covering the other party. What kind of insurance is necessary or desirable? Is the insurance adequate? Particularly in a contract for services, the type of insurance the service provider carries is often built into the contract price for the services. It isGo to Resource
FHA released Mortgagee Letter 2012-11 yesterday, which amends ML 2002-19. The Mortgagee Letter clarifies certain things that must be done by the mortgagee of a FHA insured loan. Those affecting associations are: Upon completion of a foreclosure sale, mortgagees must notify the association of the mortgagee’s interest in the property and, prior toGo to Resource
In this day and age it’s a rare situation where an association prevails in a legal action involving assistance animals. But for the Sun Harbor Homeowners Association, this is a current reality. Sun Harbor is a townhome community in Florida with a “no pets” covenant. As with any homeowners association, Sun Harbor remainsGo to Resource
The Colorado Court of Appeals recently considered the issue of whether a company’s independent contractor qualified as a “covered employee” for unemployment tax liability purposes. In Softrock Geological Services, Inc. v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office the court considered whether an individual who provided oil and gas well site services to a geological servicesGo to Resource