How do HOA's treat owners/members interests in common area when a California condo corporation reaches it's 50th year of existence?

Our condo board would like to attend a seminar or classes that tell them what they are required to do under sterling-davis.

Seeking new HOA lawyer specializing in collections in California. HOA has a unit that hasn't had dues/assessments paid on it in almost 10 years.

Satellite dishes, TV antennas and amateur radio towers are now unattractively installed everywhere.

Our new board president was added to his father's deed just weeks after the crooked new board held an illegal election, and now they are harassing the former board, who has had to have some of their friends and family arrested and get restraining orders on them.

Will a board be negligent or liable for damage or injury if an extended eucaylptus tree limb falls from 75 feet, after the board refused to remove the limb because it might harm the tree?

First my own insurance did not want to help me out, by claiming that this is the HOA insurance responsibility. Once I settled with my own insurance company, now I am dealing with another issue. The HOA insurance is not willing to reimburse me because they felt like not wanting to reimburse me!

A homeowner who was present at this board meeting received this letter, and now assumes the letter was about them. They were hurt by the statements in the letter.

There is a water leak is in the garage ceiling of the condo next to ours, and they feel it's our pipe line and are asking us to pay for fixing it. Is this considered a common area?

The hoarders think that if their stuff is not overflowing into the next stall they are being neat.