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cr8tvlde

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9. If I were on the HOA Board I would be Lawyering Up Post Haste

Mon Apr 2, 2012, 09:36 PM

Apr 2012

There will be no stone unturned and they are definitely a stone with deep pockets...aka all kinds of insurance. If they do not have it, there is potential recourse to every home in the development. That might be a long shot, but the community votes in the officers for the Board to make all decisions in their behalf. That's included in the dues. These days, every Board of Directors needs liability/errors and ommissions insurance and it's expensive. That's why it's sometimes hard to get people to serve on these Boards.

Time will tell.

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Can the Martins sue the Sanford police dept. and Attorney General for criminal neglect [View all] MoonRiver Apr 2012 OP

I Hope So cr8tvlde Apr 2012 #1

Probably not. Egalitarian Thug Apr 2012 #2

That is incredibly disgusting. MoonRiver Apr 2012 #4

I bet they could sue Zimmerman himself. southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #3

I don't think he has much money. MoonRiver Apr 2012 #5

What if he is a Neighborhood Watch Man can't the family sue the home owners associations? southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #6

Actually I just heard on CNN that they CAN! MoonRiver Apr 2012 #7

Let's hope the family does. Because before I would put someone like Zimmerman in the street southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #8

If I were on the HOA Board I would be Lawyering Up Post Haste cr8tvlde Apr 2012 #9

I would never live in a area with a home association. I mean they can approve or disapprove what southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #14

That would be awesome. seattleblah Apr 2012 #10

Or maybe it will force these associations to do background checks. southernyankeebelle Apr 2012 #13

Can they? Yes. flvegan Apr 2012 #11

No.. X_Digger Apr 2012 #12