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SB 392 Signed! Changes to Individual and General Delivery

On October 7, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 392 (“SB 392”) into law. Roseman Law has received several requests to provide additional information on how SB 392 impacts community associations. This article provides a brief overview of SB 392 and important considerations regarding how associations provide their Read more…

By Jayvon C. Brown, Esq., 1 yearJanuary 13, 2022 ago
Virtual Meeting Notice
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Virtual Meeting Notice

As we prepare to close out 2021, we would like to highlight some important new legislation that affects your common interest development. On September 23, 2021, Governor Newsom signed SB 391 into law as urgency legislation, and it became effective immediately.  SB 391 adds Section 5450 to the California Civil Read more…

By Sophie Haimof, Esq., 1 yearDecember 8, 2021 ago
Legal Update
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2021-2022 LEGISLATIVE AND CASE LAW UPDATE

Approved Bills and Affected Statutes AB 345 – Accessory Dwelling Units – Separate Conveyance Effective January 1, 2022 Amends Government Code §§ 65852.2 and 65852.26. Current law authorizes a local agency to provide, by ordinance, for the creation of accessory dwelling units in single-family and multifamily residential zones and requires Read more…

By Roseman Law, APC, 1 yearNovember 8, 2021 ago
Virtual Meeting
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Legislature Authorizes Virtual Meetings During States of Emergency

Senate Bill 391 was passed in response to the state and federal emergency declarations and prohibitions on in-person gatherings which forced most associations to move their board and membership meetings to virtual platforms in 2020.  Over a year-and-a-half after the Covid-19 pandemic first caused us to change our ways of Read more…

By Jacqueline Pagano, Esq., 1 yearOctober 27, 2021 ago
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Clean-Up of the Rental Restrictions Law

As most of you probably already know, a new law went into effect in January regarding rental restrictions. In general terms, the new law only allows associations to prohibit short term rentals of thirty days or less, and to enforce a cap on rentals of twenty-five percent or more of Read more…

By Sean D. Allen, Esq., 1 yearOctober 25, 2021 ago
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Elections by Acclamation (AB-502)

There was a bill that went into effect last year which allowed communities containing 6,000 or more units to take advantage of a process known as “Election by Acclamation”. For those unfamiliar with that term, it essentially means that if you have an uncontested election where you have the same Read more…

By Sean D. Allen, Esq., 1 yearOctober 22, 2021 ago
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SB-9 and the Dangers of Lot-Splitting

On September 16, 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 9 (“SB 9”) into law. Also known as “The Duplex Bill”, SB 9 purports to address the housing crisis in California by allowing for the ministerial, or automatic, approval of certain lot-splits and housing development projects containing up to Read more…

By Philip Wahlquist, Esq., and Jayvon Brown, Esq., 1 yearOctober 19, 2021 ago
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Budget Season Survival Guide

As we approach the end of the fiscal year for many associations, the Annual Budget Report and Annual Policy Statement are at the top of the mind for many board members and managers. Ensuring your association has properly complied with the Annual Budget Report requirements and Annual Policy Statement requirements Read more…

By Philip Wahlquist, Esq., 1 yearSeptember 14, 2021 ago
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Balcony Bill Checklist

Roseman Law has received many requests to provide additional guidance in complying with SB326 – also known as the Balcony Bill.  This document can serve as a checklist for a pragmatic approach in complying with the Balcony Bill.  This checklist highlights several aspects of the Balcony Bill and some potential Read more…

By Sophie Haimof, Esq., 1 yearAugust 12, 2021 ago
Business Judgment Rule
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Board Members Beware

New Case Limits Protections of Business Judgment Rule for Conflicted Directors It’s a Thursday night, you just got off of work, and you are ready to crack open a cold one with your favorite show—wrong, you are a volunteer board member for your homeowners association and have a three-hour long Read more…

By Andrew M. Jun, Esq., 2 yearsJune 10, 2021 ago

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