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  1. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Budget Consideration for Pre-CCIOA Communities

    By Mark K. Payne

    As reported here last month, Colorado House Bill 18-1342 becomes effective July 1, 2018. It was signed by the Governor's office on June 8, 2018. It requires that all common…

  2. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Big Changes to Pre-CCIOA Budget Approval Processes Coming July 1, 2018!

    By Mark K. Payne

      As the title of this post suggests, as of July 1, 2018, there are big changes coming to those communities formed before July 1, 1992. Seemingly out of the…

  3. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Bill Introduced to Require Pre-CCIOA Communities to Comply with Budget Ratification Provision of CCIOA

    By Molly Foley-Healy

    Representative Jovan Melton (D-Arapahoe County) has introduced House Bill 16-1149 (HB 1149) which would require HOAs created before July 1, 1992, to comply with the budget ratification provision in CCIOA. In a nutshell,…

  4. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    HOA Board Meeting Basics: Exceptions to Open Meetings Limited

    By Molly Foley-Healy

    In my first installment of this blog series entitled HOA Board Meeting Basics, I discussed whether the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act ("CCIOA") or the Colorado Revised Nonprofit Corporation Act…

  5. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    APCHA Hosting a Seminar on HOA Meetings in Aspen!

    By Molly Foley-Healy

    For several years now, the Aspen Pitkin County Housing Authority ("APCHA") has been a leader in providing educational opportunities for affordable housing and free market HOAs in Aspen and Pitkin County.  It's my pleasure to teach another seminar for APCHA…

  6. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Secret Ballots in HOA Elections – Keeping it Drama Free!

    By Molly Foley-Healy

    If you are like me, you will be happy when the election is over tomorrow and the nasty political ads are off the air for a couple of years. However, regardless…

  7. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Money in your Pocket: Monitoring Foreclosure Sales

    By Stephane Dupont

     In an improving economy, the important of monitoring a public trustee foreclosure sales has additional benefits above and beyond making a claim for payment of the association’s super priority lien.…

  8. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    When Your Community Doesn’t Own Anything, Is It Subject to CCIOA?

    By Mark K. Payne

     Readers of this blog know that CCIOA came into effect on July 1, 1992, but by its definitions, only applied to certain common interest communities, and further, only in limited…

  9. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Commonly Asked Questions and Answers

    By Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis & Payne, LLP

    Below you will find a list of some commonly asked questions and answers regarding the collection of assessments. Please clink the link below each question to continue reading the previously posted article…

  10. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Directors’ Duties

    By Mark K. Payne

    We frequently talk about directors’ “fiduciary duties” to their associations and their members. While CCIOA seems to say that non-declarant directors do not have a fiduciary duty (it says no…