A Board president in a HDFC has broken the by-laws by not allowing access to the Corporations records after repeated requests. Approximately half of all the shareholders are supportive of a new Board; we hope to have enough votes to put through a resolution to vote in a new Board in August. The Board president's live-in girlfriend works at UHAB and she has co-workers in management who have been sensitive to her self-interests. She has used her expertise in the HDFC policy to repeatedly thwart previous years attempts to elect a new Board by guiding the president's actions. We have not had an annual meeting in 3yrs, a financial report, any means to stop them from coercing shareholders to flip to their side indiscreetly. They always seem to be able to outwit shareholders in their numerous attempts to have the Board removed. A consultation with a real estate lawyer indicated nothing could be done unless the shareholders remove them as outlined in the by-laws. However, the president is not following the rules and no evidence of transactions of self-interest has been found. Any other City or State agency the can offer assistance? HPD? Attorney General's Office?