When an owner becomes delinquent on association assessments or other obligations, they may consider bankruptcy as a solution to their financial problems. A bankruptcy filing triggers a number of federal laws that affect an association’s ability to collect delinquent assessments. Most notably, upon the filing of a bankruptcy petition,...
On October 1, 2022, Team K & C participated in Volley Against Violence organized by the Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office. Proceeds went to Turning Point, an organization that aids domestic violence victims and their families. Turning Point has been serving Crawford, Delaware, Marion, Morrow, Union and Wyandot Counties for...
Lack of communication from a board to owners can wreak havoc on a community association. It can create mistrust among the owners, may perpetuate conflict (an “us versus them” mentality between owners and the board), and can lead to spreading rumors and false information. Here are some helpful tips...
On September 9, 2022, attorney John Izzo presented at the Twelfth Annual Administrative Law Seminar, sponsored by the Ohio State Bar Association. He took place in a panel discussion titled “A Conversation with Hearing Officers: Administrative Hearings- Best Practices.” John is certified as a specialist in administrative agency law...