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Our Naperville HOA attorneys explain the documents that govern Condominium Associations in this article. We cover common disputes and defenses that you may face in litigation, and help you determine if your association is operating within the scope of the law.
In this article, our Naperville HOA attorneys explain the process of hiring an attorney to review a contract for the sale or purchase of a home or condo. In short, real estate attorneys have five days from the date that a real estate contract is executed to reject it or negotiate its terms.
Our Naperville 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.
Illinois Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and Condominium Associations (COAs) face a wide range of legal issues, including: collection of unpaid assessments (dues); enforcement of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs); disputes between homeowners and the association over rules, fines, or architectural decisions; board governance and election disputes; construction defect claims; contract disputes with vendors; property access and easement conflicts; and Fair Housing Act compliance. Both homeowners and associations benefit from experienced legal counsel when these disputes arise — the governing documents (declaration, bylaws, and rules) determine most rights and obligations and can be complex to interpret. Contact our Naperville HOA attorneys.
Yes — in Illinois, a homeowners or condominium association has the right to place a lien on your property for unpaid assessments and, after obtaining a court judgment, to pursue foreclosure of that lien. Condominium association liens for unpaid assessments have "super-lien" status under the Illinois Condominium Property Act, meaning they can take priority over a first mortgage for the most recent 6 months of unpaid assessments. If you fall behind on HOA dues, the association must typically provide written notice of the delinquency and opportunity to cure before proceeding with a lien. Homeowners facing assessment disputes or delinquency notices should consult an attorney before the situation escalates to foreclosure. Learn more about Illinois HOA law.
Illinois homeowners have several important rights when disputing HOA or COA decisions. Under the Illinois Condominium Property Act, associations must follow proper notice and hearing procedures before imposing fines or taking enforcement action. Homeowners have the right to inspect association records, attend board meetings, and vote in elections. If an association fails to follow its own governing documents or Illinois law, homeowners can challenge the decision in court. Common legal remedies include seeking an injunction to stop an improper action, pursuing a declaratory judgment on the meaning of a governing document, or seeking damages for improperly imposed fines or liens. An attorney can evaluate whether an association's action was within its legal authority and what options are available to you. Our Naperville HOA attorneys represent both homeowners and associations.