Question:
1) While reading, I see a lot about due process for the homeowner or disciplinary hearing. We received a violation with only the title sent; never the contents. The offered to meet with us, we accepted. They never followed through and is now suing us. Something doesn’t seem right.
Can they accuse us with one violation, proclaim the ‘bylaws clearly state’ and a month later, change the violation?
– Todd
Answer:
Hi Todd,
It is important to read your bylaws and CC&Rs to understand what your rights are as a homeowner, including whether or not you have a right to a disciplinary hearing. These documents should also shed some light on how much notice should be given prior to the hearing as well as the contents of the notice. For further assistance, it is best to consult a lawyer.
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