Gwendolyn Colston v. The Greens at Wyoming Homeowner Association, Sean Marcus, The Greens at Wyoming, LLC Albert Salame III, and Kamil Salame
── Gwendolyn Colston v. The Greens at Wyoming Homeowner Association, Sean Marcus, The Greens at Wyoming, LLC Albert Salame III, and Kamil Salame ──
Court: Court of Chancery of Delaware
Date: May 20, 2026
Category: General
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
GWENDOLYN COLSTON,
Plaintiff,
v. C.A. No. 2024-0063-CDW
THE GREENS AT WYOMING
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION,
SEAN MARCUS, THE GREENS
AT WYOMING, LLC, ALBERT
SALAME III, and KAMIL
SALAME,
Defendants.
REPORT DENYING MOTION FOR
DEFAULT JUDGMENT AND MOTION TO DISMISS
Date Submitted: February 10, 2026
Date Decided: May 20, 2026
Gwendolyn Colston, Camden-Wyoming, Delaware; Plaintiff
Scott E. Chambers, Gary E. Junge, SCHMITTINGER & RODRIGUEZ, P.A.,
Dover, Delaware; Counsel for Defendants Sean Marcus, Albert Salame, III, and
Kamil Salame
WRIGHT, M.
There are two motions pending before the court: plaintiff Gwendolyn
Colston’s motion for default judgment 1 and defendants Albert Salame, III and
Kamil Salame’s motion to dismiss the amended complaint. 2 I recommend the
court deny both motions.
I. BACKGROUND
For purposes of these motions, the facts are drawn from the complaint,3
the amended complaint,4 and the documents they incorporate by reference. The
court reads these documents with the “forgiving eyes” it uses when reviewing
filings from self-represented litigants,5 credits the well-pleaded allegations in
these documents, and draw all reasonable inferences in plaintiff’s favor. 6 The
court has not engaged in any fact-finding.
The Greens at Wyoming is a residential community located off Southern
Boulevard in Wyoming, Delaware.7 The declarant for the community is The
Greens at Wyoming, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (“Declarant”)
1 Pl.’s Request for Entry of Default J., Dkt. 71 (“Motion for Default Judgment”).
2 Am. Mot. to Dismiss of Albert Salame, III and Kamil Salame, Dkt. 69 (“Motion to
Dismiss” and cited as “Mot. to Dismiss”).
3 Compl., Dkt. 1 (“Complaint” and cited as “Compl.”).
4 Am. Verified Compl., Dkt. 43 (“Amended Complaint” and cited as “Am. Compl.”).
5 Richardson v. New Residential Mortg. Loan Tr. 2019RPL3, 2025 WL 2491199, at
*9 (Del. Ch. Aug. 29, 2025) (citing Hall v. Coupe, 2016 WL 3094406, at *3 (Del. Ch.
May 25, 2016)).
6 Savor, Inc. v. FMR Corp., 812 A.2d 894, 896–97 (Del. 2002).
7 Compl. Ex. N.
that was owned and controlled by the individual responsible for developing the
community, Albert J. Salame (“Mr. Salame”). 8
The community is governed by a “Declaration of Restrictions for the
Greens at Wyoming.”9 The Declaration provides for a homeowners association
for the community, known as The Greens at Wyoming Homeowners
Association, Inc. (“Homeowners Association”). 10 The Homeowners
Association is tasked with operating and maintaining the community’s common
areas and stormwater management areas,11 enforcing deed restrictions, 12 and
collecting assessments “for the purpose of promoting the recreation, health,
safety[,] and welfare” of the community’s residents and owners.13 Under the
Homeowners Association’s certificate of incorporation and bylaws, every
record owner of a lot in the community is a member of the Homeowners
Association.14 The community is at “99% conveyance,” but the Homeowners
Association has remained under Declarant control since its formation in 2005.15
8 Compl. Ex. O (“Declaration”) at 1, 22.
9 See generally id.
10 Id. art. II.
11 Id. art. II, cl. B, § 2(a)–(c).
12 Id. art. II, cl. B, § 2(d). The deed restrictions are seven pages long. See id. art. IV.
13 Id. art. II, cl. C, § 1.
14 Certificate of Incorporation of The Greens at Wyoming Homeowners Ass’n, Inc.,
Compl. Ex. P (“Certificate”) art. 5th; By-Laws of The Greens at Wyoming
Homeowners Ass’n, Inc., Compl. Ex. M (“Bylaws”) art. III, § 1(a).
15 Am. Compl. 5, 8.
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Mr. Salame was the sole director of the Homeowners Association. 16 The
Homeowners Association was voided in the latter half of th
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