Wyoming Condo Law

Wyoming Condo Law, published by Hobbs & Olson, focuses on legal issues related to condominium and community association law in Wyoming. The blog covers disputes over municipal restrictions on apartment-to-condo conversions, amendments to homeowners association governing documents, and judicial decisions affecting architectural committees and design guidelines. It also discusses case law involving association fiduciary duties, construction defects, arbitration provisions, fair housing claims, and enforcement of restrictive covenants. The blog provides analysis of court rulings that impact condominium governance, owners' rights, and association responsibilities within the context of Wyoming law and occasionally references relevant cases from other jurisdictions.

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There’s a new Wyoming Opinion respecting the amendment of community association governing documents, and it’s likely to be followed in other jurisdictions. The case arose over a prohibition against manufactured housing; the prohibition had been added to the association’s governing…

In the case of Dwan v. Indian Springs Ranch Homeowners Association, Inc. 186 P.3d 1199 (Wyo. 2008), the Wyoming Supreme Court reversed a trial court’s decision which had affirmed the Association’s Design, Environment and Wildlife Committee (“DEW Committee”). The Supreme…

The Community Associations Institute (CAI)’s Center for Community Association Volunteers (CCAV) developed the Community Association Governance Guidelines (PDF)—12 principles that can help homeowner volunteer leaders build better communities.ANNUAL MEETINGS. Conduct at least one membership meeting annually, providing at least…