Category: On The Board

Board Operations Defusing Disagreements
2007 Oct Defusing Disagreements

All too often, a disagreement between neighbors, or between a board and a resident, goes from minor to heated to nasty—and then turns litigious. Our culture seems all too ready to sue at the drop of a hat, but lawsuits are not only expen…

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Board Operations The Down-Low on D&O
2007 Oct The Down-Low on D&O

Members of co-op, condo and HOA boards often give a great deal of their personal time to make decisions in the best interest of their association, cooperative or condo community. These volunteers are charged with protecting the community…

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Board Operations The Benefits of Being on a Board
2007 Oct The Benefits of Being on a Board

The drawbacks of being on a board are legion. For one thing, it's a lot of work. Hours and hours and hours of work, of poring over spreadsheets, of talking to property managers and vendors and residents and tenants when you could be watc…

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Board Operations So, You've Been Sued...
2007 June So, You've Been Sued...

Lawsuits are an unfortunate, expensive fact of life these days—chances are if you live long enough, you'll be involved in one to at least some degree. In the context of an HOA, a legal issue can arise between a resident and the board, be…

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Board Operations Alternative Legal Resources
2007 June Alternative Legal Resources

These days, suing someone is often the knee-jerk reaction to resolve a problem. But before you call your attorney, focus on determining exactly what you're using your legal professionals to do. For example, do you really need to go to co…

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Law & Legislation Tax Reform Efforts in New Jersey
2007 June Tax Reform Efforts in New Jersey

Few subjects get people as riled up as taxes. Whether it's sales tax, income tax, estate tax or property tax, the thought of the taxation can infuriate and perplex. If not for taxes, after all, we would likely be speaking with British ac…

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