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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
Our Lincoln Park HOA attorneys explain the documents that govern Condominium Associations in this article. Common disputes and defenses that may be faced and the inability of condominium associations to discriminate when voting since condominiums have the ability to deny use of their units by association board vote. This article and companion video is a great resource to help determine if your association is operating within the scope of the law.
Lincoln Park condominium attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses common disputes between condominium owners and condominium associations, condominium boards, and individual members of condominium boards in Lincoln Park
Our Lincoln Park HOA lawyers understand that the coronavirus pandemic and its economic effects could have a massive impact on local HOAs. In this article, we explore how the current economy is similar and different to the 2008 recession, and how to plan for a potential future economic downturn.
Our Lincoln Park condominium lawyers explain how the global coronavirus pandemic and economic downturn might impact your HOA.
In this article, our Lincoln Park HOA attorneys explain the process of hiring an attorney to review a contract for the sale or purchase of a home or condo.The actual attorney review period can feel a little fuzzy when you’re in the middle of it. If you’re a buyer and your real estate agent sends over a contract with an agreed-upon purchase amount, but the sellers decide not to sign anything, then no party has entered into any attorney review period. Once the contract is signed by both parties, they enter an official attorney review and modification period. This period allows for the inspection to be performed and extensions to be filed as necessary. These time frames are not concrete, but if extensions are not requested appropriately a deal may fall through or a contract may become binding. Missing deadlines can happen, but having a good real estate attorney will reduce the chance of missing a deadline or fudging a line on the contract to near zero.
Our Lincoln Park condominium lawyers explain how the global coronavirus pandemic and economic downturn might impact your HOA.
