Via Brenda Taylor, former Solivita HOA president:
Court awarded requested Attorney fees to class attorneys. Waiting to see if TM will appeal.
Court denied our request for 18% prejudgment interest, which means the statutory rate of prejudgment interest is applicable for the period beginning April 2013 through 11/1/2021, the date of Judge Darden’s judgment in favor of the class. We are still waiting for a date from court for a distribution hearing.
Class members (YOU!) who DID NOT OPT OUT should begin gathering info for their class claim, including the date you purchased a particular Solivita home, date sold (if applicable); any proof of exact amount of club dues payments if you have it.
If homeowners are deceased, death certificate, letters of administration for estate, or other document showing who the refund should be paid to. If you have owned more than one home, pull together this info for each home. Hold onto this information as class members should be getting a letter requesting information/documentation. This information will be compared to the info provided by a Taylor Morrison to make sure class members receive the correct amount.
(Editor’s note: Why the firm did not begin gathering this information as soon as the judgment was awarded is another example of our “justice system” that Democrats are wanting improved. I think A.B. Data is happy to have our $35 million in their bank account as long as possible. The communications on this judgment has been horrible!! If you have owned in Solivita the entire period of elligibility you should receive back more than $10,000, plus interest. The amount will be prorated on the number of months you owned. )
When you gather your information, send it to:
AVATAR CLASS ACTION
C/O A.B. DATA, LTD.
P.O. BOX 170500
MILWAUKEE, WI 53217
I sent them a letter about our sale and our new address in May and have not had ANY confirmation or correspondence from them at all. — Ellis Moose
