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New Jersey’s Assembly and Senate passed the manager licensing bill supported by the Community Associations Institute of New Jersey. However, the Governor refused to sign it.
Crime pays and crime in community, condominium and co-op associations can pay handsomely – hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not more.
Michael R. Polulak, Esq. discusses Age Restricted Communities
Many associations unfortunately have to deal with owners who have leased their units to tenants that are disruptive or do not comply with the association’’ s governing documents. Although the association may be able to fine the owner, what is the association’s recourse against the tenant? Additionally, what if the owner fails to pay his assessments while the tenant is paying the owner rent? The best way to regulate the owners and their tenants before they become a nuisance to the community is to pass a leasing amendment.
Damon M. Kress, Esq. talks about your Association's Immune System
Patricia Hart- McGlone, Esq. talks about Lessons Learned from Super Storm Sandy.
Marlena S. Miller, Esq. discusses Bankruptcy.
Scott Penick, Esq discusses Contracts for Insurance-Covered Repairs
Today, January 9th 2014, the New Jersey State Senate passed the "Manager Licensing Bill".
The bill will now go to the Governor for his signature.