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HOA Homefront: Is your HOA's corporate status current? - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

HOA Homefront: Is your HOA's corporate status current? - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Corporate suspension is a very serious matter. Suspended corporations are not recognized by the law as existing.

HOA Homefront – Is HOA's Corporate Status Current? - Santa Monica Daily Press - Vimarsana News

HOA Homefront – Is HOA's Corporate Status Current? - Santa Monica Daily Press

The law requires HOAs to keep their corporate status current, and failure can be disastrous.

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HOA Homefront: Is your HOA's corporate status current? – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

HOA Homefront: Is your HOA's corporate status current? – Orange County Register

To determine whether an association is incorporated, look at the first page of the HOA’s bylaws.

HOA Homefront: For, against virtual meetings — who decides? - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

HOA Homefront: For, against virtual meetings — who decides? - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Most homeowner associations benefit from having written reasonable meeting rules fostering more mature meeting conduct. Such rules could cover how a virtual element of the meeting is set up.

HOA Homefront – Reader Questions – For and Against Virtual Meetings – Who Decides? - Vimarsana News

HOA Homefront – Reader Questions – For and Against Virtual Meetings – Who Decides?

Hi Kelly, I wanted to get further clarification regarding the new Civil Code Section 4926. My simple question, which relates to your recent Q&A article covering this topic is, does the board have sole discretion to decide that meetings will be solely telephonic/virtual?

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