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Our firm would like to extend a special welcome to
Catherine E. Mills
our newest attorney!

 
 
FREQUENTLY ASKED LEGAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 

Our attorneys and staff know that living in and/or dealing with condominium property can be complicated sometimes.  On this page, our attorneys address many basic questions that people often raise relating to specific areas of condominium law, in short-answer form.
                                                                   
Please check back with our website again in the future to read our attorneys' answers to new FAQ's relating to condominiums and real estate law.
MICHIGAN CONDOMINIUM LAW FAQ'S

Basic Requirements of the Michigan Condominium Act 

FORECLOSURE OF CONDOMINIUM LIENS FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS: JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE VS. FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISEMENT:
WHICH IS BETTER?

 If a condominium unit is jointly owned by a husband and wife, can both of them run for election to the Board of Directors?

What is "cumulative voting," and can it be used in votes conducted by a condominium association?

 Does a co-owner of a condominium unit have the right to see the Association's financial records showing which co-owners are delinquent in their association assessments, the amounts of the delinquencies, and other such financial information?

How CAN AN ASSOCIATION Avoid Flakey Snow Removal Contracts?

Common Construction Lien Issues Faced by Associations
 
 
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