NorthJersey.com: When condo owners fall behind on fees By Kathleen Lynn September 13, 2015 Christine Haas has lived happily for two decades at Suburban Terrace, a tidy collection of 248 garden apartment condos in Hackensack. But lately, as president of … Continue reading
ASBURY PARK PRESS: Letter: Lawmakers reject oversight of homeowners’ associations By Art Mooney July 20, 2015 To stick one’s head in the sand and pretend that a problem does not exist is commonly known as the ostrich approach. State legislators … Continue reading
BRICK.SHOREBEAT.COM:Pending N.J. Bill Could Affect Brick Homeowner Associations’ Governance By Daniel Nee July 13, 2015 Local officials have pledged to fight a bill pending in the New Jersey legislature that would lead to a state agency becoming more involved with … Continue reading
ASBURY PARK PRESS: Clubhouse foreclosure, $275K tax bill stuns Lakewood seniors By Shannon Mullen June 3, 2015 Story Highlights Residents first learned the foreclosure was in its “final stages” on Feb. 12 $91,000 tax lien has grown to $275,000 debt … Continue reading
NJ.com: N.J. men accused of stealing more than $75K from condominium By Kathryn Brenzel March 11, 2015 JERSEY CITY – Three men allegedly stole at least $75,000 from a Jersey City condominium, pocketing money intended for repairs, loan repayments and … Continue reading
NJTODAY.NET: Free speech on trial in co-op’s leafleting ban case Question: “… why it is fair for the board to pass out leaflets that are political in nature and at the same time prohibit residents from doing so?” By Michael Booth … Continue reading
Division on Civil Rights Director Craig T. Sashihara announced today that the Division has posted a new Disability Accommodation Fact Sheet on its Web site that explains disability accommodation rights for the owners and occupants of condominiums, cooperatives and other … Continue reading
CBS PHILLY: Magnetic Car Sign Creates Stir For Mom In Need Of A Kidney Donor For Her Daughter The 52-year-old is on dialysis and has been on a kidney transplant waiting list for more than two years. By Todd Quinones … Continue reading
August 10, 2013 9:04 pm A deal is a deal, except when it violates the state or federal constitution. On first blush, the case of Peter and Peg Jasinski of Queensbury seems straightforward. The Jasinkis voluntarily bought a house in … Continue reading
By Porzio Bromberg & Newman PC and Peter J. Gallagher Posted July 10, 2013 In a recent decision, the Appellate Division restated and clarified the rules regarding when a condominium association has standing to sue a developer. In Belmont Condominium Association v. … Continue reading