Question about common areas / condo assoc.
Cross post from r/asklegaladvice.   Property is in MO.

3 years ago I purchased a commercial condo in a condominium complex. Aprox 1 year ago a majority share of the condo complex was sold to a single investor. This investor then went and removed all members from our condo board, installed himself as president, his mother as treasurer, and gave me the token position of vice president. All other members of the condo assoc objected to this, however all our shares constitute a minority.

All owners in the assoc pay quarterly dues. In years past we were given financial info on the condo assoc (balance sheet, P&amp;L, and yearly budget). That hasn't been done either for 2016 or 2017. Our fees have remained the same... while the services provided from those fees have dropped off significantly. The property's grounds are much less maintained than they were a year ago.
Am I within my rights to withhold payment going foreword until those payments are justified? I'm pretty sure he's paying one of his employees to "manage" the place... and things aren't getting done. I've had a fridge someone dumped in my parking lot sitting there for almost a month now. As far as I know, every single other owner or tenant in the complex has a problem with how the complex is being run. The assoc is a non profit corporation and I'm genuinely concerned we've got some fraud occurring here.

Any advice is seriously appreciated. Is it within their means for a judge to issue an injunction barring this person from participating on the board and negating his voting privileges for a certain amount of time? I think he has a legal fiduciary responsibility to the condo association that he's not meeting. Other remedies?
I don't mind having a lawyer review the case... just want to know if I'd be wasting my time.
[{"id": "dnni1nb", "text": "Talk to an attorney.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dnnjr6d", "text": "This requires a thorough reading of your condo docs and knowledge of condo law in your area. Most of your rights are probably outlined in the docs, but there are other considerations in the law, too. These laws change from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, so you'll need to hire someone local.  ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]