Governing documents of co-ops and condos should be updated periodically for smoother operations. Consider e-friendly communication, clear language, staggered board elections, mediation, fees, indemnity, smoke-free policies, repair responsibility, and community involvement.
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Tuning Up Your Governing Documents
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Recovering Legal Fees May Be Harder Than You Think
Don't anticipate recovering legal fees every time you go to court.
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How to Deal With Rule Breakers
Boards need to learn how to be hands off.
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Park Avenue Co-op Board Prevails in a Battle of the Books
Judge tosses “intrusive probe” of a co-op’s records.
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Committees
41 legal experts on game-changing laws, rules, and cases.
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Fine Time
What happens when homeowners don’t comply with their governing documents?
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Who Pays for Repairs?
When an air conditioner sleeve needs to be replaced, who's on the hook?
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Don’t Be Sandbagged by Your Aging Documents
Outdated documents are a lawsuit waiting to happen.
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