by admin | Sep 10, 2026 | Blog
HOA or Condo board members may have anxiety about making repairs to association common area and just as importantly—how to fund those repairs. In reality, many community associations may be apprehensive to get a contractor or vendor out and make repairs, large or... by admin | Sep 3, 2026 | Blog
So, things did not turn out at trial the way you hoped. We’re sorry to hear that. But your attorneys have told you that you have at least one card left to play: you can appeal to a higher court! Maybe they’re even saying that you’re as sure to win on... by admin | Aug 27, 2026 | Blog
By Amy C. Walker I. Where Zoning Comes From You just bought a piece of property here in the United States and the State of Utah. You have big dreams about what you can do with that property. What’s the next step? At common law, a landowner’s baseline right is to use... by admin | Aug 20, 2026 | Blog
THIS LAND IS MY LAND; IT ISN’T YOUR LAND Navigating Boundary by Acquiescence in Utah August 12, 2026 Neighbors can be great friends or fantastic enemies, and getting into a fight over boundaries rarely improves those sometimes delicate diplomatic relations with your... by admin | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog
A UTAH HOA CASE STUDY When the Quiet Broke One neighborhood’s long road from fear to nuisance abatement—and what Utah HOAs can learn from it “The law did not ask whether the neighbors were inconvenienced. It asked whether the danger had become a nuisance—and whether...
