Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Nicole D. Miller, a partner with more than a decade of experience, has added an impressive new credential to her resume. Ms. Miller is officially admitted to practice in the state of Florida. Additionally licensed in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, she expands
By Nicole D. Miller As most New Jersey community association board members are undoubtedly aware, a law enacted in January 2024 imposed new and, some have said, onerous capital reserve funding and study requirements on almost all New Jersey community associations. To ease the compliance challenges these new obligations created,
By Nicole D. Miller As most New Jersey community association board members are undoubtedly aware, a law enacted in January 2024 imposed new and, some have said, onerous capital reserve funding and study requirements on almost all New Jersey community associations. To ease the compliance challenges these new obligations created,
A recent Law360 article covered the Firm’s Princeton office relocation to 100 Canal Pointe Boulevard. President and Managing Shareholder Michael V. Benedetto reinforced Ansell.Law’s commitment to an enduring presence in New Jersey and the capacity to serve New Jersey clients as well as those in New York and Pennsylvania. While
By Elysa Bergenfeld and Nicole Miller For homeowners and condominium associations (“Community Associations”), disputes among owners or between owners and boards are as inevitable – and undesirable – as special assessments. They can lead to tension and hostility and, if not handled properly and diplomatically, can metastasize into costly and
Ansell.Law is pleased to announce that Catherine M. Brennan has joined the Firm as a partner in the Community Association Department. She brings extensive experience representing homeowners associations, condominiums, and cooperative communities, enhancing the capabilities of the thriving practice. With a strong background in litigation and advisory roles, Brennan will
Every community association board in New Jersey needs at least a basic working understanding of the state’s Law Against Discrimination (LAD). LAD is most relevant to community associations in concern of residents who claim to be disabled. In this regard, LAD may require community associations to make “reasonable accommodations” in
By Nicole D. Miller As we discussed here, starting January 1, 2025, most existing homeowner and condominium associations (Community Associations) in New Jersey, and across the country, will be considered “reporting companies” that must comply with the extensive, detailed, and complex reporting requirements of the federal Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).
By Nicole D. Miller Labor Day 2024 has come and gone, which means that after a summer of dramatic developments, the final sprint to Election Day is here. It also means citizens in New Jersey and across the country will be more engaged in the political process and want to
By David J. Byrne and Nicole D. Miller Every level of government possesses a treasure trove of information. Each New Jersey municipality and state agency is supposed to keep copious records relating to things like interactions with the public, police reports, permit applications, zoning variance requests as well as internal
