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Free HOA Seminar – Implementing a Complaint Procedure: It’s the Law in Virginia for Homeowner and Condominium Associations

September 5, 2012 on 3:56 pm | In Common Interest Community, HOA, HOA litigation, Unit Owners Association, Weekly Tweets | Comments Off on Free HOA Seminar – Implementing a Complaint Procedure: It’s the Law in Virginia for Homeowner and Condominium Associations

Homeowner and condominium associations are required to adopt a Complaint Process by September 29, 2012. This presentation will discuss the requirements of the Complaint Process and how the Complaint Process works. Susan B. Tarley, Esquire of Tarley Robinson, PLC will present the seminar. Particular attention will be given to how associations will practically deal with complaints, and the types of complaints that are covered under the Complaint Process. The presentation will include a time for questions and answers. Click the link below for details.

HOA Complaint Procedure Free Seminar

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In the News – Complaint Procedures for Community Associations

September 4, 2012 on 8:57 am | In Common Interest Community, HOA, HOA litigation, Weekly Tweets | Comments Off on In the News – Complaint Procedures for Community Associations

Susan Tarley was quoted in an article in the Virginia Gazette on the new Complaint Procedures required by  . The Common Interest Community Ombudsman has approved final regulations for the required Complaint Procedure which are effective July 1, 2012. Community associations have until September 29, 2012 to adopt a Complaint Procedure. Read the article here.

Susan Tarley

Tarley Robinson, PLC, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law

Williamsburg, Virginia

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