Lueder, Larkin & Hunter, LLC collected $7,736,303.00 for our clients in 2014, which is up from the $7.3 million we collected in 2013! We know the importance of collections. We know that clients do not want to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars per delinquent account without getting results. Our firm therefore pioneered the industry with results-oriented collections that we call Common Sense Collections. We place the financial burden of collections and place it where it should be –...
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Congratulations to David Boy and Elina Brim for earning partnership! David and Elina each serve as general counsel for our community association clients, and focus their practice in the areas of community association law, insurance defense, litigation, and...
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One of the primary functions of a community association is the preservation and enhancement of property values within the community. This is often accomplished through enforcement of the covenants and proper maintenance and improvements to the common areas. However, many communities overlook political engagement as a means to accomplishing this function. Throughout the entire United States, there are approximately 65.7 million people that live in a community with an association. In Georgia...
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Thank you for joining us at the 2014 Board Boot Camp! It was a tremendous success. We will be holding more Board Boot Camp seminars in the upcoming months. The 2014 Board Boot Camp was a complimentary community association seminar, on Saturday, September 6, 2014. It featured sessions on: Covenant Enforcement Association Meetings Break-out sessions on collections for condos and HOA’s Feel free to come back to this site for news and updates on future...
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This past year, community associations have seen an increasing benefit of implementing foreclosure proceedings against delinquent owners. This article describes the foreclosure process and addresses changes in community association law relating to this process. In 2004, the Georgia legislature amended the Georgia Property Owners’ Association Act (the “POA”) and the Georgia Condominium Act (the “Condo Act”) to permit judicial foreclosures of an association’s lien, subject to...
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