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When you view us as problem solvers and partners in your process, we can often mitigate potential concerns before they escalate into costly legal issues.
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The Corporate Transparency Act requires members of a board of directors for a condo or homeowners' association to report their information to FinCEN no later than January 1, 2025. Here is how to do it. Read More...
One of the most common challenges associations and their property managers face is effectively enforcing parking rules within a community. Read More...
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Here is a glimpse of one of our seminars where attorney Robin Strohm discusses how to craft a pet policy for condominium associations.