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    Entitled HOA board member threatens to sue family for not paying matriarch's late fees after her estate was frozen, family proves he has no case: 'There is nothing to sue!'

    This HOA board member is the physical manifestation of having no decency.

    When unexpected losses happen, family members have a ton of paperwork, logistics, and belongings to sort through. This, of course, is true for any family following a loss, but when it's unexpected, as it was in this case, there is not much anyone can do to prepare for a simpler transition and division of assets. Here, we have a son whose mother did not leave a will, meaning that this entire process was going to take a while.

    Thankfully, he was not living in a family full of difficult and possessive personalities who were going to fight for every last chunk of change. That certainly makes this process less strenuous, but it turns out that a local HOA board member from their mother's community would end up making this process exponentially more challenging than it needed to be. Keep scrolling below for this guy's full account of this entitled HOA fellow's comeuppance!

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