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Shannon Sheldon was recently interviewed by Maui Now regarding her thoughts about the housing crisis and and more. Click link below to watch her exclusive interview: Maui Now Interview with Shannon Sheldon

Partner Shannon Sheldon was interviewed by Think Tech Hawaii. Click the link below to watch the interview: Law Across the Sea  

McKeon Sheldon Mehling LLLC is pleased to announce that our very own Shannon Sheldon has been elected as President for the Hawaii State Bar Association! HSBA Board

Ellen McKinley was nominated for Maui’s 2021 Volunteer Hero! Click the link below to read more about her volunteer efforts: Ellen McKinley — 2021 Volunteer Hero

Firestop Materials Attack Sprinkler Pipes! By: Kyle Pineo, Esq. of Berding | Weil LP and William M. McKeon, Esq. of McKeon Sheldon Mehling, LLLC Berding | Weil LP and McKeon Sheldon Mehling LLLC sometimes find irony in our construction defect cases. Here’s one: building products that together are intended to increase safety turn out to [...]

It appears that crime in Hawai’i is on the rise. More disturbing is that violent crimes have increased, including violent robberies, assaults, and crimes involving firearms. Since 2017, there has been approximately 20% increase in the number of crimes involving firearms. Our association clients have reported increased theft of personal property, destruction of physical property, […]

Partner Keri C. Mehling’s article on 7 Reasons to Avoid Litigation in Association Disputes was featured in the Building Management Hawaii November 2019 issue. See below for featured article.   Click here to be directed to the featured magazine on Building Management Hawaii’s website.  

What is it? Incorporation is the formation of an entity, typically a non-profit corporation for an association, by filing the requisite documents with the State of Hawaii.  Incorporating is not required in order to operate as an association in Hawaii, however, there are certain advantages.  Advantages of Incorporation The incorporation of an association provides several […]

Noise disputes among owners can be one of the most troublesome problems that community associations and their managers face. Not only can they be expensive to resolve, they can cause community unrest and bad feelings. However, if the association acts quickly and assertively, it may be able to diffuse the dispute, or at least keep […]

This 2018 summer legislative session contained some significant changes in the law pertaining to the way associations collect. The law took effect on July 1, 2018. Most significantly, HRS § 514B-105(c), which applies to condominium associations, has been changed so that the Board is no longer allowed to adopt a so-called “priority of payment” policy. […]