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RaskyBukowski

Suing HOA. Rant.[MICHIGAN]

I've served the HOA in Circuit Court to compel inspection of records.

The director/agent has been embezzling and he recently called and threatened me, which resulted in police involvement.

I plan on filing a motion for annual meeting (show cause why one hasn't been had for over 5 years+) and due to complex issues with an illegal "split-off," it's a rare instance where limited receivership to nullify the split-off is worth the additional costs to get it done right.

I'm waiting on Breach of Fiduciary Duty, etc., to be hopefully done by the new association and a hired attorney. I don't feel like doing that along with derivative action against the board. It's a mess.

Posted Mar 14, 2026, 12:17 AM UTC

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