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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 25 MIN

HOA Board Conflict Series (Pt. 1): Can a Board Member Be Removed? | Ep. 87

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What happens when conflict erupts inside the HOA board?In Episode 87 of The Uncommon Area, Matthew Holbrook speaks with HOA attorney James McCormick of Delphi Law Group about one of the most uncomfortable realities of community governance: disagreements between board members.They explore whether a board member can actually be removed, how recall elections work, and why most association conflicts stem from human dynamics rather than legal issues.The conversation also highlights the importance of education, expectation management, and strong governance practices that help boards work together effectively.If you serve on a board or manage an association, this episode offers practical insight into navigating difficult situations.ResourcesLearn more about James McCormickFollow The Uncommon Area for expert-led discussions on HOA law, governance, and property management best practices. Rather watch the episode video? Subscribe to our YouTube Channel!Have a topic you’d like covered? Email us at [email protected] or follow us on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn.

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