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Illinois Appellate Court Holds that Condominium Association Entitled to Collect All Unpaid Assessments from Foreclosure Purchaser Assessments are the lifeblood of a condominium association. Thus, when a unit owner becomes delinquent on their assessments, it is imperative that the community association act swiftly (and legally) to

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Board of Directors, Director and Officer Liability, Property Managers

Federal Judge Rules Community Associations Must Comply With Corporate Transparency Act As discussed in a prior article, the Community Associations Institute (“CAI” or the “Plaintiffs”) filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of Virginia against the Department of Treasury seeking an exemption for community associations from

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Board of Directors, Director and Officer Liability, Property Managers

Federal Court Rules that Corporate Transparency Act is likely Constitutional: Community Associations must comply by January 1, 2025 to avoid $10,000 in potential civil penalties The January 1, 2025 deadline for condominium and homeowners associations to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act is fast-approaching. Community associations

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Board of Directors, Bylaws, Condominium Document Enforcement, Director and Officer Liability, Illinois Condominium Attorney, Property Managers

765 ILCS 160/1-40: What Every Homeowners Association Needs to Know About Owner Meetings Community associations play a crucial role in managing community living, ensuring that shared spaces are maintained and that residents abide by community rules. Effective governance hinges on active participation from homeowners, particularly during

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Board of Directors, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Property Managers

Understanding Owner Restrictions on Limited Common Elements: Key Legal Guidance for Illinois Community Associations In some community associations, a unit owner may wonder whether they can modify a limited common element which the unit owner exclusively uses. An Illinois appellate court has provided an answer to

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Board of Directors, Condominium Document Enforcement, Elections and Voting, Free Speech, Illinois Condominium Property Act, Illinois Nonprofit Corporation Act, Property Managers

Political Signs in Community Associations: Balancing Free Speech and Bylaws As election day nears, it is common for owners in a community association to begin displaying political signs. For unit owners, the erection of a political sign can be seen as an invocation of their freedom

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