041 | Dealing With Frivolous HOA Lawsuits

Today we have special guest and Georgia attorney George Nowack to talk about how you can handle frivolous HOA lawsuits and board disputes effectively.

Facing frivolous HOA lawsuits can be daunting for board members and homeowners alike. This week’s podcast episode looks at essential insights and strategies from legal expert Georgia attorney George Nowack. George talks about how to navigate these challenges successfully. Whether you're dealing with board disputes, unclear bylaws, or unjust legal actions, our comprehensive guide offers the advice you need. Learn about derivative actions, the importance of following HOA documents, and how to maintain a healthy board dynamic despite legal threats.

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00:00 Dealing with frivolous legal actions in your HOA
01:56 Listener problems with a Georgia HOA Board
04:59 George Nowack answers the listener’s question
06:00 Robert’s Rules special forward that’s overlooked
11:01 Derivative actions in nonprofit corporation
15:04 Board member duties and legal requirements.
21:40 Ad Break - Kevin Davis Insurance Services
22:10 Board Member Accountability & Internet Viciousness
31:27 HOA Board member challenges and solutions

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When the President of the HOA is selling real estate and renting units we have serious issues. Like Crooked Creek HOA in Sarasota.

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HOA’s frivolous lawsuits exist too. They just filed one against me saying that I was continuing construction ( what ever they thought I was doing), they got my permit request, which they ignored, so I had the resubmitted. They failed act as says in our governing documents within 30 days. My understanding is that the permit is deemed approved based on the article. Where are my rights?