What to Do If Your HOA Is Not Enforcing Rules?
What can you do if your HOA rules are not enforced or are being ignored? Maybe the elevator to your condo has not been fixed for a month or the landscaping is dead or overgrown. Maybe you are trying to do construction work but the homeowners association is refusing to approve your construction project. You know your HOA is responsible, but what HOA legal action can you take? Can an HOA be sued? At Calabrese Law Associates, we can help you with your homeowners association law dispute.
Continue ReadingHow a Homeowners Association Retains Legal Counsel
Why might a homeowners association (HOA) need legal counsel? While running a homeowners association can offer many benefits to a community, it can also present some difficulties and risks for the association’s board. Not everyone will agree with the rules an HOA imposes, which means HOA boards may want to seek and retain legal counsel.
Continue ReadingThe Frustration Coronavirus is Causing for Businesses
Heavily-effected companies in the travel, hospitality, and restaurant sectors have seen huge losses of revenue. However, the construction industry has also seen a unique web of concerns, including delays and loss of business.
Continue ReadingCOVID-19 Impact on Existing Commercial Leases and Residential Tenants
Although the coronavirus situation is currently unfolding and many changes could be yet to come, there have been some government actions that affect businesses, landlords and residential tenants alike.
Continue ReadingHow to Avoid and Settle Condo Parking Disputes
Condo parking restrictions and disputes are some of the most common issues that property managers and condominium owners have to deal with. In crowded urban areas, parking spaces are hard to come by, and issues can quickly arise when residents don’t park in their designated spaces.
Continue ReadingWhat You Can Do About Neighborhood Noise From Fire Pits
We purchased an end unit condo in Barnstable County. After we moved in, our condo association installed a fire pit in a common area about 25 feet from our bedroom window. […]
Continue ReadingWhat to Know About Converting Rental Units to Condos
How soon do landowners have to notify tenants if they plan to convert a rental building into condos? […]
Continue ReadingHow to Get a Trustee Appointed to a Condo Dispute
How can I get court appointed as a trustee over a condo association? […]
Continue ReadingWhy Lawyers Love Independence Day Fireworks
Everyone loves Fourth of July celebrations. The fireworks are great but those beautifully explosive displays are also the source of personal injury and property damage lawsuits. […]
Continue ReadingWhen Tenants Should Call A Lawyer
As a tenant, the law in Massachusetts is designed to safeguard your health, safety, and well-being from landlords who fail to provide housing that is suitable for human habitation. […]
Continue ReadingNew Landlord Tenant Litigation Services
According to the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, civil litigation comes with an annual cost of $233 billion to the United States economy. […]
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