Modifying Your Condo/HOA Governing Documents: When It's Necessary and How to Accomplish It With Less Stress Thursday, October 30, 2025 — LAST CHANCE!
2-3 p.m. Eastern An Exclusive
HOAleader.com Webinar with Practical Tips for Condo and HOA Boards |
If you're like most condo/HOA board members, when you've read your declaration, your bylaws, or some other governing document, you've thought: “Wait, that can't be right.” Perhaps your documents are so out of date they mention things you
legally can't do these days, such as prohibit ownership based on race or ban all signs or flags or satellite dishes. Or perhaps your community has morphed, and you'd like to modify some of the documents to permit owners more latitude or to restrict owners' rights. Parking and rentals are both hot-button issues today, and your documents may need
to be updated to reflect that. Or maybe you need to change your documents to remove provisions you don't enforce and that you and your owners would prefer you not enforce anymore. Whatever the
challenge with your documents, it's important to ensure that any changes you make are done purposefully and properly. Join us for a foundational webinar on October 30 for an A-to-Z guide on what to know if you're considering modifying your governing documents. You'll hear two community association lawyers with extensive
hands-on experience in advising associations share insights on: - How to identify what should be changed in your governing documents and what's probably not ideal but perhaps not critical to change
- Red light, yellow light, and green light provisions that you must change, that you probably should change, and that you can probably live with
- General requirements for changing each of the documents in the hierarchy in governing documents, from your declaration to your bylaws down to your rules
- A step-by-step overview of the process to follow in modifying governing documents, including timelines (spoiler alert: the timeline can be long!)
- Tips for educating your owners on why changes are necessary and getting their buy-in when their approval is required
- Best practices for passing amendments to your governing documents
- Tips to make the entire effort less daunting, time-consuming, and contentious
In just 60 minutes, you'll hear the most important information you need to assess and update your governing documents to make your job and your owners' lives better. Register now for this informative event for community association board members. |
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| Lydia Chartre, CCAL, is a partner at
Kaman & Cusimano in Milwaukee who has extensive experience advising Wisconsin condominium boards on issues including declaration and bylaw amendments; assessment collection and foreclosure; rulemaking, voting and governance issues; and HUD and fair housing issues. She's one of only two Wisconsin attorneys admitted as a Fellow to the Community Associations Institute College of Community Association Lawyers and has been named one of the Best Lawyers in America every year since
2018. |
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| Scott Weiss, CCAL, is a partner at Kaman
& Cusimano in Nashville, Tenn., and represents roughly 650 condos and HOAs throughout Tennessee. He advises them on delinquent account collections, restrictions enforcement, amendment and interpretation of governing documents, rules and regulations, fine and enforcement policies, Fair Housing Act defense, and parliamentarian services. He's a U.S. Marine Corps. and Tennessee Army National Guard veteran and Tennessee's only attorney admitted as a Fellow in the Community Associations Institute
College of Community Association Lawyers. |
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