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New Jersey HOA Bills - $2000 Fines, Shady Boards, HOA Hydrants and More

Raymond Dickey

We sit down with Assemblyman Donald A. Guardian and HOA attorney David Byrne, Esq. to break down a stack of HOA/condo bills that sound simple… until you realize what they could mean for real communities.

You’ll hear:

The bill that could let the state fine associations $2,000 per instance for late meeting minutes (and why enforcement is the real concern)

A developer-control proposal that sounds like a no-brainer—so why might it stall anyway?

The bill that would shift condo insurance deductible costs from affected units to everyone (and why that could backfire)

Why HOA road fire hydrants are even a debate (and who might fight that change)

A push for property management licensing—and the “details problem” that decides whether it helps or hurts

The “board shady business” bill: conflicts, relatives, disclosures… and what the law actually allows today

Plus: a brutally honest (and funny) reality check on how bills really move in Trenton—spoiler: it’s not like the movies.

Drop your state in the comments—if you’re dealing with similar issues, I’ll queue up more of these “what this REALLY means” breakdowns.

Panel:

Donald A. Guardian • AsmGuardian@njleg.org
David Byrne, Esq. • Ansell Grimm & Aaron, PC • dbyrne@ansell.law
Raymond Dickey • AssociationHelpNow.com

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