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answered on Jan 23, 2023
Rescission is not really applicable in this scenario. The notary public is not usually a party to the substantive instrument notarized. The sole role of the notary is confirming the identity of the individual whose signature is being notarized. That’s accomplished by comparing the... View More 
answered on Nov 17, 2020
The income tax code is not tied into voting. Think of childhood stars who had very large income (Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Shirley Temple, etc.) They all paid tax on their income even if they could not vote.
HOA Elections are coming. 3 seats will be available. Because 1 person is stepping down, some recommend new person elected should just work to complete the term. Does new members' right to a 3-year service prevail or should staggered terms be prioritized?
answered on Jan 13, 2020
The by-laws typically control how board members serve so they would control. Usually if a member resigns mid-term then the person replacing them would only serve out the remainder of that term. Staggered terms are in the best interest of the HOA.
answered on Sep 13, 2017
I'd talk to the County Clerk, unless you think that's the source of the fraud. Perhaps then turn to your State's Attorney. If you don't get any traction, you might raise the issue with the chairman of the county party adversely impacted by the fraud. They may be able to get more... View More
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