Complaints are on the rise as people spend more time at home. This means more notices of violations are being sent out to alleged violators. Too often, we see a community association not able to collect a fine, or we see the board of directors has to deal with unnecessary “hassles” because the notice of violation contained errors. The following is a summary of what every notice of violation should contain. Click here to read.
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