Can Condos Ban Children? Federal Court Says No Under Fair Housing Act Community associations play an integral role in the community. However, community associations that attempt to enact “no children” policies likely run afoul of federal law. That was the case in Simovits v. Chanticleer Condominium
Hirzel's Condo Chronicles: Architectural Control in Illinois Community Associations: What Needs Board Approval? Step into the world of legal enlightenment with Hirzel’s Condo Chronicles, the podcast brought to you by Hirzel Law. Join us as we explore the ins and outs of the legal landscape, share
Illinois Appellate Court Decision Demonstrates Illinois Condominium Associations Must Follow Strict Legal Procedures for Board Meetings, Voting, and Governance Illinois condominium boards often overlook minor procedural details—until a lawsuit forces costly reversals. A recent Illinois appellate court case underscores why compliance with governing documents is critical
765 ILCS 160/1-20: How to Amend the Declaration of an Illinois Common Interest Community Association The declaration of an Illinois common interest community association governs the administration and functioning of a common interest community association. Common interest communities in Illinois are governed by the Illinois Common
765 ILCS/27: How to Amend an Illinois Condominium Declaration? Given the ever-changing nature of the Illinois Condominium Property Act (the “Act”), condominium associations must regularly review their governing documents to ensure smooth operations and avoid exposure to litigation. This article will address how to amend
The Homeowners' Energy Policy Statement Act: 5 Things Every Illinois HOA Needs to Know to Avoid Liability related to Solar Panel Installations The Illinois Homeowners’ Energy Policy Statement Act, 765 ILCS 165/1, et seq., governs the installation of solar panels in Illinois homeowners associations, common interest
