In Georgia, maintenance responsibilities in homeowner’s and condominium associations may be governed by the Georgia Property Owners’ Association Act and the Georgia Condominium Act as well as on the terms of the community’s governing documents. Determining liability for repairs is typically fact-specific, requiring a review of the applicable laws and documents.
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READ MOREAs COVID-19 protections end, Georgia renters may face eviction for nonpayment starting January 1, 2021. The eviction process begins with a demand from the landlord, followed by a summons and the potential for a trial. If the landlord wins at trial, an eviction order is issued; however, a renter may avoid eviction by paying back rent and costs within seven days.
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