Understanding Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA
Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA LLC arose from a dispute between a homeowner, Maarten Kalway, and his homeowners association, Calabria Ranch HOA LLC. Kalway is
The Brown Law Group releases our annual legislative update and other informative posts to share insights into the current state of legal issues for planned communities and condominiums.
Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA LLC arose from a dispute between a homeowner, Maarten Kalway, and his homeowners association, Calabria Ranch HOA LLC. Kalway is
In 2022, the Arizona legislature passed several bills affecting community associations, all of which are effective as of September 24, 2022. House Bill 2158: Political
As an HOA you need to ensure that you have provided means by which the cars in your communities are adequately regulated in order to
There is no question that digital solutions and online platforms can save tons of time for homeowners associations. Every paper process that can be replaced
Arizona Proposition 209, otherwise known as the “Predatory Debt Collection Protection Act,” will directly impact homeowners associations and planned communities. Prop 209 states that an
Whenever you see a story on the news about an HOA, the odds of it being positive are low. As a board member of an
Finding the right HOA management company is one of the most important things the Board of directors can do to make sure their community is
Election years can be an interesting time for everyone. It is natural for people to want to show support for their preferred candidates, but associations
The rapidly increasing shift from conventional vehicles to electric vehicles has led several states, including Oregon, California, Hawaii, Washington, Florida, and Colorado, to draft specific
HOA litigation might not be as common as other types of business litigation, but claims against a homeowners association or planned community can be expensive
As the popularity of short term rentals continues to grow, it is important for associations and planned communities to stay up to date on Arizona
Arizona has many state specific laws for planned communities and condominiums, but there are several overriding federal laws that apply to all HOAs. All HOA
Kalway v. Calabria Ranch HOA LLC arose from a dispute between a homeowner, Maarten Kalway, and his homeowners association, Calabria Ranch HOA LLC. Kalway is
In 2022, the Arizona legislature passed several bills affecting community associations, all of which are effective as of September 24, 2022. House Bill 2158: Political
As an HOA you need to ensure that you have provided means by which the cars in your communities are adequately regulated in order to
There is no question that digital solutions and online platforms can save tons of time for homeowners associations. Every paper process that can be replaced
Arizona Proposition 209, otherwise known as the “Predatory Debt Collection Protection Act,” will directly impact homeowners associations and planned communities. Prop 209 states that an
Whenever you see a story on the news about an HOA, the odds of it being positive are low. As a board member of an