Construction defects are frustrating, risky, time consuming and expensive. We view litigation as a last resort. Nevertheless, there are times when no other solution is feasible and we must turn to the courts for relief.
Although we all wish money grew on trees, we know it doesn't. We work with Associations to collect delinquent assessments, pass special assessments and secure loans so that the Association's board can fulfill its duties in a responsible manner.
Associations are about people. They may be homeowners, board members, managers, service providers or others. We are lawyers who keep in mind that relationships are important. Associations impact people literally "where they live". Therefore, in addressing Association legal problems, we strive to solve problems amicably.
Although we view litigation as a last resort; we have broad experience in successfully litigating association construction and financing defects. We do not represent developers, their subcontractors or material men.
Although we all wish money grew on trees, we
know it doesn't.
We work with Associations to
collect delinquent assessments, pass special
assessments and secure loans so that the
Association's board can fulfill its duties in a
responsible manner.
Associations are about people. They may be homeowners, board members, managers, service providers or others. We are lawyers who keep in mind that relationships are important. Associations impact people literally "where they live". Therefore, in addressing Association legal problems, we strive to solve problems amicably.
DCA Proposes New Association Regulations Including Fines & Penalties
On June 3, 2019 the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs published proposed new association regulations. A copy of the DCA’s summary and the full text of the proposed amendments and new rules can be found here:
On July 18, 2019 the New Jersey CAI Legislative Action Committee (“LAC”) submitted its comments to the Department of Community Affairs with respect to the proposed regulations.
