Compiled by Hirzel Law – The Michigan Community Association Law Blog – MiCondoLaw.com Act 227 of 1967 AN ACT…
Effective board and member meetings are essential to the smooth operation of community associations. Well-run meetings promote transparency, encourage participation,…
THE MICHIGAN LAND DIVISION ACT Act 288 of 1967 AN ACT to regulate the division of land; to promote the…
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The site condominium is a form of development that closely resembles the more traditional form of land subdivision known as…
by Jim Slaughter Virtual meeting have many benefits, including saving travel time and allowing members to participate who might not…
Running a successful community association is a lot like running a professional football team. Both require strategy, teamwork, and clearly…
Recent advancements in communication technology have helped to reshape the governance of community associations. What was once an uncommon method…
On September 18, 2025, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued an unpublished but significant decision addressing whether a nine-month residential…
Four Lakes Task Force hopes to restart suspended dam work by Spring Michigan’s Court of Appeals upheld the imposition of…
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by Laura Otto Getting residents to participate in community association meetings, events, and activities can be a challenge. That lack…
by Amy Repke Q. As someone who lives in a community association, how do I stay involved in what decisions…
Michigan community associations are typically established as nonprofit corporations under state law. However, this designation does not automatically create an…