Is there any law which prevents publishing names of people who are in the arrears on condo assoc. fees ?

Answer 1

The Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits the publishing of credit "Black Lists" like this. There may also be a state law regarding the same.

One exception to that, though, is if the association is suing the individual and is serving notice by publishing it in the paper, that is fine.

Also, if they have the right to foreclose on property for non-payment, that will also be published as part of the foreclosure and notice of sales procedures.

But just to put a list out there of late payers? No, FDCPA prohibits that.

Answer 2

AyeHye is stable. The gobbledook in between the subsequent solutions is only that and not greater. And, this is ONE voluntary coverage that - a minimum of in many cases - I VIOLENTLY disagree with. a woman can document an completely fake accusation and eviserate a guy, professionally, for my area, and each opposite direction in the previous the 1st attempt is made to verify guilt or innocence, together as final thoroughly nameless herself. And this is not a elementary coverage in different "civilized" international places. Failing the willingness to do the honest element, and post the names of all in contact - accused and accuser - the media ought to post NO names till there has been a decision of the two or the two. seems rather goddam undemanding and honest to me. yet attempt to tell that to a FEMINIST. And screw the "this could make rape much greater undereported" argument. difficult international accessible. for all people. And honest is honest.

Answer 3

In North Carolina there must not be one as our homeowners associatin has done just that. I believe you would have to devulge what state you are living ng as each state may be different.