Deed of Division vs. Division Plan: Which is Binding in Conflicts?
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Deed of Division vs. Division Plan: Which is Binding in Conflicts?

ByFloris van Kuijeren

In disputes about what’s private or shared in an apartment complex, it’s crucial to know which document takes precedence. Typically, this involves the deed of division and the division plan. But what happens when these conflict? Deed of Division: The Legal Foundation The deed of division is drafted by a notary and registered in the…

Null and Voidable Decisions in an HOA: What’s Allowed and What Isn’t?
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Null and Voidable Decisions in an HOA: What’s Allowed and What Isn’t?

ByFloris van Kuijeren

HOAs make numerous decisions, such as those about maintenance, cost-sharing, or building changes. But what if a decision is unfair or violates the rules? This is where the distinction between null and voidable decisions becomes important. What is a null decision? A null decision is legally invalid from the moment it’s made. This occurs when:…