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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
All About Meetings If you have found yourself reading this article, you are likely serving on the Board of Directors for your association. If you are new here, please refer to our previous articles in this several part series, which provide background on who makes up a board and what Read more…
All About Fiduciary Duties What is a Fiduciary Duty? A fiduciary is a person who holds the highest relationship of trust with one or more other parties. Typically, a fiduciary is responsible for prudently taking care of money or other assets for the benefit of another person. Thus, as fiduciaries Read more…
Roseman Law, APC has formatted the 2021 Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act into an easily searchable, fully bookmarked PDF for your reference. You can view the Davis-Stirling Act below, or download it from the link at the bottom of this post. We have also formatted and bookmarked the 2021 Commercial Read more…
Serving on the Board of Directors for your Association presents itself with certain challenges. These can be compounded greatly simply because there is no user-guide or manual available to answer some of the fundamental questions one might have. This article is designed to help new and old Board members to Read more…