A blind woman, who moved into a community with her seeing eye dog, which was approved at the time she moved in, is now being harassed for her dog and is being asked to get rid of it.
After mediation, a family and their HOA have come to an agreement that a banner, honoring the homecoming of their son, can again be put back up in time to welcome him home.
House Bill 791 has cleared the Virginia State Senate. It would let homeowners and property owners who don't obey association rules, to be fined by the homeowner association board, even if the fine is not written into the association documents.
Family members who gathered for a family Christmas picture are suing the County and homeowners association. After gathering on a deck for a photo, the deck collapsed causing the family members to have serious injuries. They are suing for medical expenses, pain and lost wages.
A condemned condominium is the center of a lawsuit for hoarding. The bug and rodent infestation has flowed into other condominiums.
A man takes matters into his own hands to clean up the lake that is on his property. He is organizing a commission to monitor the health of the lake. It is a bi-state lake with part of it being governed by the State of New York as well.
A judge granted a man's motion for summary judgment to allow him to fly a flag on a flagpole located in his front lawn.
A retaining wall is at the center of a dispute. A homeowner is trying to get someone to repair it, but the residents do not control the association and they claim the developer is responsible for repairing the many things built incorrectly.
Recommendations are being made to the Colorado General Assembly, to establish a binding arbitration program and referral system for mediation to eliminate some HOA disputes from the court system.
An Assemblywoman is readdressing the war over whether homeowners associations can demand green lawns and flower gardens even when there is a drought.
