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Colorado Homeowners Association Law
2012 HOA To Do List Reminder: Renew HOA Registration
On Monday, I blogged a reminder to HOA managers and board members about the annual disclosures associations are required to make within 90 days after the end of the association’s…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
Before Imposing Fines – Make Sure Your Ducks Are in a Row
Summertime and the living is easy . . . unless you are a community association manager or board member in a homeowners’ association (“HOA”) dealing with violations of covenants, rules…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
HB 1197 Still on the Drawing Board
As we informed you in our February 2, 2011 blog posting, HB 1197 was introduced that day and addresses the superlien that homeowner associations ("HOAs") have under the Colorado Common Interest…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
Amended Version of HB 1110 Clears the Colorado House
Yesterday, the Colorado House of Representatives passed an amended version of HB 1110. As we fully described in our January 21, 2011 blog entry, HB 1110 amends the Colorado Revised Nonprofit…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
Hearing Due Process – Now What?
Our legislature continues to tinker with the responsible governance policies made mandatory several years ago. This year Governor Ritter signed H.B. 1135 which amends Section 209.5 of the Colorado Common…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
Maintaining the Enforceability of Fines in Your Community
By Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis & Payne, LLP
The levying of fines against rule-breakers in the community is an effective tactic used by homeowner associations to curb misbehavior and to maintain a harmonious appearance within the community. In…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
UCIOA – A Wolf in Sheeps’s Clothing – Part 14
This is part 14 of Randy Sawyer's 16 Part series on UCIOA. You can read previous posts here. Section 88, subsection (e) §88(e) - If a settlement agreement is finalized…
Colorado Homeowners Association Law
Assessments According to the Declaration – Who Cares?
One thing about this business – it is full of surprises. One surprise that occasionally comes to light during our course of representing an association has to do with how…
Construction & Transition Litigation Law Blog
UCIOA – A Wolf in Sheeps’s Clothing – Part 10
This is part 10 of Randy Sawyer's 16 Part series on UCIOA. You can read previous posts here. Section 87, subsection (k) '87(k) - If the association fails to comply…