The power of sale to foreclose is an incredible tool of recovery available to creditors. However, community associations have practical considerations when utilizing a power of sale. First, there is ...
At Smith Jadin Johnson, it is not uncommon for us to review a client’s estate plan and discover that the client’s real estate is not properly titled to avoid probate. ...
Smith Jadin Johnson attorneys Steve Moore and Charles Austinson collaborated again to achieve victory at the Minnesota Court of Appeals, successfully defending a District Court’s second order disqualifying defendant’s legal ...
Smith Jadin Johnson attorneys Alexander Jadin and Bradley Hammond won another case at the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals upholding a policyholder’s right to coverage for its damaged roof. See ...
Imagine going through the effort of winning a lawsuit and receiving an award of attorney fees and costs, enduring the appeal process where the court of appeals affirms the win, ...
Association boards of directors are responsible for operating their communities consistent with the community’s governing documents (the Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Declaration) and the various covenants, conditions, and restrictions ...
These days, inflation is noticeable in everything we do, and community associations are not immune to the pressures that higher costs and expenses can cause. When addressing these issues, Boards ...
Smith Jadin Johnson attorneys Alex Jadin and Ross Hussey recently won a motion to amend a complaint, adding a cause of action for bad faith against a community association’s insurance ...
Having the right insurance coverage can give homeowners peace of mind in otherwise stressful circumstances. When it comes to Homeowner Associations, there are two types of insurance policies. First, Associations ...
At Smith Jadin Johnson, a discussion point that often arises when meeting with new business clients is whether to make an S-Corporation election under the IRS rules. Often clients ask: ...
