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Tom Schild frequently writes articles and presents educational programs concerning legal issues affecting community associations. Additionally, he has been consulted by various newspapers and broadcast stations for his expertise on condominium and homeowners association legal issues.

Mr. Schild is a member of the National Faculty of the Community Associations Institute (CAI). He regularly teaches a course concerning Community Governance as part of CAI's Professional Manager Development Program for community managers. Most recently, he taught this course in Baltimore, Maryland; Sarasota, Florida Chicago, Illinois; Alexandria, Virginia ; Las Vegas, Nevada;  Cincinnati, Ohio; Charleston, South Carolina;  and Washington, D.C. In  2011, Tom Schild will be teaching the Community Governance course in Seattle, Washington, and Phoenix, Arizona;

Tom Schild has also taught the CAI course on The Manager and The Law.

He also teaches CAI's course for homeowner boards of directors: The Essentials of Community Association Volunteer Leadership. Most recently, he taught this course in October, 2008, in Silver Spring, Maryland.  He has also taught CAI  programs on FHA Condominium Approvals, Conflict Resolution,  Developer to Homeowner Transition,  Meeting Procedures, and Condominium Insurance..


SEMINARS

purplenew.gif (1997 bytes)Upcoming and recent seminars presented by Tom Schild include:

  • FHA Condominium Approvals

  • Baltimore, Maryland February, 2011
  • Community Governance

Phoenix, Arizona October 2011
Seattle, Washington July, 2011
Baltimore, Maryland September, 2010
Sarasota, Florida July, 2010
Alexandria, Virginia July, 2009
Chicago, Illinois June, 2009
   
   
  • Essentials of Community Association Volunteer Leadership

Silver Spring, Maryland October, 2008
Rockville, Maryland           October, 2007
Germantown, Maryland   April, 2006 
   

  • Condominium Insurance

    Washington, DC     March, 2009
       
  • Maryland Legislative Update

    Baltimore, Maryland     September, 2009
       

star.gif (227 bytes)star.gif (227 bytes)star.gif (227 bytes)star.gif (227 bytes)Other seminar topics have included:

  • Conflict Resolution
     

  • Community Association Meetings
     

  • Condominium and Planned Community Practices in Maryland
     

  • Developer to Homeowner Transition

  • The New Insurance Marketplace
     
  • Investor -- Owners and Tenants -- the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
     
  • The Manager and the Law

  • Hey! Hey! Tow Them Away – How to Establish an Enforceable Parking Policy

  • Kids, Cats, and Cars – Community Association Rules Enforcement

  • Home-based Businesses in the High Tech Era

  • Federal Pre-emption of Antenna Covenants

  • Dollars and Sense - A Common Sense Approach to Collecting Assessments

  • Contract Essentials for Community Associations

  • Bylaw Basics for Governing Associations

  • 10 Tips for Staying Out of Court

  • Community Governance
  • Fair Housing for the New Millennium

  • Amending Association Bylaws
     
  • Community Association Board Ethics
     
  • Establishing and Operating Condominium and Homeowners Associations
     
  • Maryland Legislative Update
     
  • Problem Solving for Condominium and Homeowners Associations

 


ARTICLES

Recent articles authored by  Tom Schild include:


 

PRESS CLIPS

Tom Schild has been consulted on condominium and homeowners' association legal matters by various publications and broadcast stations -  including The Baltimore Sun, The Washington Post, The Daily Record, The Gazette Newspapers, The Washington Post Express, Community Association Management Insider, and Fox News.

Recent news articles include:

   

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