Lawsuit Documents
On December 20, 2022, Judge Nakamoto ruled that the current plaintiffs (Leilani Community Association) agreed with the defendants that all claims contained in the lawsuit should be dismissed with prejudice (i.e., the claims can not be re-litigated).
In this section, we provide the PDF files for the motions, responses, and the judicial rulings accompanied by a short synopsis in plain English. Access these documents at our lawsuit motions and rulings page.
Election Changes
The Plaintiff's 2021 change of lawsuit responsibility and burden
to the Leilani Community Association not only placed liability for attorney fees and court
costs on the LCA members, it also affected dramatically the elections of 2022 and 2023. This section
describes how the members were prevented from electing the Board of Directors for these two years as well as
how the election process, contrary to LCA By-laws, now allows the existing BoD to
prohibit members from voting or being candidates for office.
Click here to visit the Leilani Changes page.
LCA Finances
As the LCA membership was the plaintiff of the lawsuit, attorney fees and court costs will eventually be paid from the LCA treasury. In this section, we track the decline in the treasury and the increase of the debt. See the state of LCA's finances here.