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6 documented case entries. Complaint summaries describe allegations; each case page explains the available evidence and its limits.
RowCal says it completed hail repairs and remains unpaid by $722,600.37. It asks the court to enforce liens through property sales and, alternatively, require certain owners to pay for benefits they received. This lawsuit was filed by RowCal. The available records do not establish a foreclosure judgment or final result.
Soaring Eagles asked the bankruptcy court to end its RowCal management agreement and move to a new manager. The HOA alleged insurance and communication failures, inaccurate statements to owners, and an unauthorized $100,000 transfer from its reserves to pay RowCal’s lawyers. The detailed record includes the court’s orders and RowCal’s claims for payment.
Tresana’s homeowners association says RowCal agreed to repair tornado damage, then left some work unfinished and demanded extra payment. It also says RowCal recorded excessive claims for payment against 80 townhomes and interfered with replacement contractors. The association asks the court to correct those property claims, stop the interference, and award compensation.
Homeowners dispute a hail-repair bill of about $20,752 per home. They say RowCal steered the HOA toward its construction company despite lower bids, and that insurance and assessment information was not properly disclosed. They seek compensation, changes to the management arrangement, and orders stopping collection and returning assessment payments.
Lori and Lamar Galloway say RowCal’s roof repairs used the wrong materials and led to leaks and damage inside their home. They also say RowCal and their homeowners association did not provide all the repair records they requested. They ask for compensation, access to those records, and a court decision on whether repairs can be made to their home without their permission.
We haven’t obtained the filed complaint for this case. The case page lists the court records available so far.
6 leads need further court records. These include related proceedings and cases filed by RowCal where identified. Related entries may overlap; this is not a total of independent disputes or findings of wrongdoing.
26CV30648 [S07]
Number reported by BusinessDen · Listed filing Jun 12, 2026
BusinessDen reports a Douglas District Court motion to substitute a bond for a mechanic’s lien, filed June 12, 2026. [S07]
Lien-related application
Details, limits & records needed →24CV31777 [S08]
Number reported by BusinessDen · Listed filing Nov 22, 2024
BusinessDen reports an Adams District Court case filed November 22, 2024, naming management and construction entities. [S08]
Claims against RowCal
Details, limits & records needed →2018CV31772 [S35]
Number visible in a reproduced pleading header · Listed filing Jul 17, 2018
A November 2019 pleading names Bennett-Shellenberger Realty as a defendant in a re-roofing dispute. RowCal later identified that company in its January 2020 expansion announcement; no RowCal liability or substitution has been established. [S35] [S32]
BSR defendant; RowCal party status not established
Details, limits & records needed →24CV30524 [S19]
Number reported by BusinessDen · Listed filing Mar 8, 2024
BusinessDen reports that Timothy DeGeorge sued the association, unnamed board members and RowCal, alleging they refused to submit a property-damage claim to the HOA’s insurer. [S19]
Claims against RowCal
Details, limits & records needed →2023CV032444 [S20]
Publisher URL; court confirmation pending · Listed filing Dec 29, 2023
Trellis lists a breach-of-contract suit against Bree O’Neil. RowCal is the plaintiff. The underlying complaint and any counterclaims have not been reviewed. [S20]
Filed by RowCal
Details, limits & records needed →2025CV32130 [S21]
Number from search-indexed official court calendar · Filing date not established
An indexed court calendar lists Norseman Condo Assoc Inc, RowCal and Jody Strogoff for a July 1, 2026 pretrial conference. It does not identify which party sued whom. [S21]
Party role to verify
Details, limits & records needed →Search by location for an LSC-funded civil legal aid organization. Ask the provider about eligibility and whether it handles your type of dispute. [R01]
Find legal aidPACER charges for many records; fees of $30 or less in a quarter are waived. Court opinions are free. Its pricing page explains limits and how courts may grant fee exemptions. [R02]
Read PACER access optionsSearch official court forms by keyword, category or form number. The page also links to self-help resources. [R05]
Search official formsThe Judicial Branch explains how to request case documents from the relevant court or through its online records request form. Costs may apply. [R06]
Read the records guideThe Division of Real Estate’s handout covers reviewing governing documents and raising issues with the association board. [R07]
Read the agency handoutThis agency presentation explains the HOA Center’s complaint process. Slide 11 states that the Center and Division do not have investigative or enforcement authority for HOA complaints. [R08]
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