If you live in a neighborhood in a Colorado city or town that is less than perhaps forty years old, odds are you live in what Colorado law dubs a “common interest community.”1 In other words, you live in a
Colorado Dirt Law
By Attorney Jeff Cullers
Colorado Dirt Law, published by Jeff Cullers, focuses on legal issues related to real estate, property ownership, and land use in Colorado. Topics include the use of LLCs for holding investment properties and associated liability considerations, Colorado's livestock fence law and its implications for property damage and trespass, and the application of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in Colorado infrastructure and environmental cases. The blog also covers homeowners association (HOA) governance, including key documents, responsibilities, and challenges such as HOA dissolution. It addresses practical legal concerns for property owners, landlords, and community associations within the state.