Condominium Law in IL: Updates, HOA Strategies, and Financing Insights
November 24, 2025
A Breakfast Briefs Recording
Attorneys Stephen Daday and Robyn Kish discussed the essentials of Illinois condominium and common interest community association law. Designed for property managers, board members, unit owners, and bankers, the presentation highlighted recent legal updates impacting HOA operations and addressed key issues in collections and safeguarding the financial interests of the association. Key topics included assessment enforcement, eviction procedures, reserve studies, and project financing. For follow-up questions or to schedule a free, initial consultation, contact us at 847-705-7555 or info@lavellelaw.com.
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Our experienced family law attorneys, Joe Olszowka, Annette Corrigan, and Kristina Buchthal Alkass, discussed three key areas of family law matters: prenuptial/postnuptial agreements, collaborative divorce, and child custody. This video is a recording of their presentation on September 17, 2025.
