New Client: Park Vista Maintenance Association
We are proud to announce that Park Vista Maintenance Association has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their association’s legal counsel. Park Vista is part of the Woodbridge Village Association in the City of Irvine. Residents enjoy tennis courts, green parks, association pools and spas, and use of the lagoons and clubhouses. Our HOA attorneys and […]
Should an Association Retain Photo ID Cards?
*Asked & Answered Asked – Our HOA makes us take a photograph which they put on an ID card to use at the various amenities on site. Upon move out, they make us turn in the IDs. I found out that they don’t destroy the cards that have our name and photograph and what unit we […]
New Client: Lanai Owners Association
We are proud to announce that Lanai Owners Association has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their associations’ legal counsel. Lanai is a brand new single family home community by Shea Homes. Located one mile from the Pacific Ocean Beaches in the heart of Carlsbad, residents will enjoy ocean views and easy access to beaches, entertainment, shopping, and […]
New Client: Heirloom Community Association
We are proud to announce that Heirloom Community Association has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their associations’ legal counsel. Heirloom is a brand new townhome community by The New Home Company. Heirloom at The Cannery presents an extraordinary opportunity to reside in California’s first farm-to-table new home community. Heirloom received the prestigious “Community of the Year” honor […]
Governor Brown Declares the End of the Drought
On April 7, 2017, Governor Brown signed Executive Order B-40-17, ending the drought state of emergency in most of California. Drought restrictions will remain in effect in Fresno, Kings, Tulare, and Tuolomne counties, which continue to face drinking water shortages and diminished groundwater supplies. The new Executive Order rescinds the emergency proclamations from January and April 2014, […]
New Client: Regency Villas Association of San Diego
We are proud to announce that Regency Villas Association of San Diego has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their associations’ legal counsel. Regency Villas is an active adult community for seniors 62 and older in the University City area of San Diego. The community is ideally located within walking distance of shopping and restaurants, and just a short 10-minute […]
New Client: Sea Ridge Condominium Association
We are proud to announce that Sea Ridge Condominium Association has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their associations’ legal counsel. Sea Ridge is a condominium community located in the City of Dana Point, in close proximity to pristine beaches and the St. Regis Resort. Residents enjoy expansive ocean and greenbelt views, tennis courts, a community pool, and clubhouse. Our HOA attorneys […]
New Client: Savannah at Mountain House Owners’ Association
We are proud to announce that Savannah at Mountain House Owners’ Association has selected Tinnelly Law Group as their associations’ legal counsel. Savannah is a brand new single family home community in the growing town of Mountain House being developed by Signature Homes. Residents will enjoy a true neighborhood vibe, where they can share a cup […]
TLG Accolades: Laguna Niguel HOA Tackling Community-Wide Pipe Failures
Some condominium projects are unfortunately experiencing substantial, community-wide pipe leaks and failures due to substandard piping products used in development. In dealing with that very situation, one of TLG’s homeowners association clients, located in the City of Laguna Niguel, encountered various legal and financial issues. We are humbled by the recent comments made by its […]
Villa Vicenza HOA v. Nobel Ct. Dev. LLC (2011)
Arbitration provision contained in developer’s CC&Rs is not binding contract term… Villa Vicenza Homeowners Association v. Nobel Court Development, LLC(2011) WL 72200 OPINION, BENKE, Acting P.J. *1 In this case the developer of a condominium project recorded a declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC & R’s) which required that a homeowners association arbitrate any […]