When does the HOA Belong to the Homeowners?
So you have done it. You purchased that dream home. It is brand new, and you worked with the builder for months, […]
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A Guide to Improving and Using Institutional Memory
Sometimes when a new member joins a community association board, they come in with new fresh ideas. That is great! Other times […]
What Constitutes an Emergency?
Occasionally, a leader will be faced with a situation where the obligations of the job require the executive to disregard ordinary protocol, […]
How to Make Good Decisions
Whether advising clients, looking at issues affecting my law firm, or confronting a choice in my personal life, I have come to […]
6 New Years Resolutions for your Community Association
Happy New Year! Hopefully the holidays were filled with nothing but joy and spirit (or spirits!) For some of us, the holidays […]
Don’t Get SLAPPed
Let’s start with a basic premise – even the greatest lawyer ever born (Clarence Darrow? Johnnie Cochran? This guy?) cannot prevent a […]
Maryland Legislative Update 2018 – Condominium Edition
In 2018, the Maryland legislature passed four bills that impact condominiums in the state, while considering but ultimately not enacting several others. […]
Why Can’t I Get a Straight Answer?
Stop me if this sounds familiar. You are at a board meeting,or just talking over the nuances of community association law during […]
Est. 2018
From time to time I have heard a certain question regarding the logo of FLS: Why say “Established 2018” right there? Don’t […]
Guide to the Blog
Welcome to the FLS Blog. This post is meant as a helpful guideline on what to expect and where to locate useful […]