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Corporate suspension is a very serious matter. Suspended corporations are not recognized by the law as existing.
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Corporate suspension is a very serious matter. Suspended corporations are not recognized by the law as existing.
The law requires HOAs to keep their corporate status current, and failure can be disastrous.
To determine whether an association is incorporated, look at the first page of the HOA’s bylaws.
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.
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?