DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Florida Homeowners Association for Discriminating Against Families with Children | LoanSafe(Source: Dept. of Justice) – The Justice Department today filed a lawsuit against the homeowners association and former manager of a 249-townhome community in Gibsonton, Fla., for violating the Fair Housing Act by discriminating against families with children. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S.
Luciano: Lexington Ridge will accommodate one dog loverIt looks like you can teach an old condo association new tricks. After consulting attorneys, Lexington Ridge Condominium Association will waive its no-dog rule and let Sue Austin have a doctor-recommended pooch.
Marco Island man in battle over need for service dog in no-pet condominiumWhen Larry McKay gets up in the morning, he reaches for Kane to brace himself and walk through his Marco Island condo. If he falls, the 80-pound Boxer is immediately at the 56-year-old disabled man’s side to help him up.
A key to 55-and-older communitiesacross your article about 55-and-older communities and had a question concerning the possible mitigation of the restrictions on buying re-sales in one of these communities. My wife and I are both 52 and would like to purchase a home that is for sale (not from the builder).
WPEC-TV CBS12 News :: News – Top Stories – Boca man fights to keep dog in condo, says it’s medically necessaryBOCA RATON, Fla. — A Boca Raton man is fighting to keep his dog in a not-so pet-friendly condo because he says it’s medically necessary. The condo board has a policy which allows service dogs, but they’re asking this dog be removed. For Franklin Cohen, his dog Campo is more than just a companion.
HUDNo.12-089HUD No. 12-089 Shantae Goodloe (202) 708-0685 FOR RELEASE Tuesday May 29, 2012 HUD, PUERTO RICO CONDO ASSOCIATION REACH $1 MILLION DISCRIMINATION SETTLEMENT CALLING FOR EXTENSIVE REPAIRS Inoperative elevators in high-rise towers harmed disabled resident WASHINGTON – The U.S.
84-year-old takes HOA to court over elevatorHomeowners associations are good at keeping planned communities tidy, but they can quickly turn into a homeowner's worst nightmare. Take the case of David and Sheryl Perrin. In 1998 they bought their waterfront condo in the upscale Mai Kai Community on Bayside Drive in Newport Beach.
State: Lake Shore Drive condo discriminates by denying tenant service dog for depression – Chicago Sun-TimesA Lake Shore Drive condo association is accused of violating anti-discrimination laws by refusing to allow a tenant suffering from depression to keep a poodle as a service animal for therapeutic purposes, according to a lawsuit filed by the Illinois Department of Human Rights on behalf of the tenant.