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We’re Sorry

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Over the last month, our blog has been somewhat unstable in that some posts were sent without content and some links within our blogs did not work.  At Altitude Community Law, we pride ourselves on being a leader in the Community Association world and want to apologize for the issues you’ve recently experienced with ourGoGo to Resource

Florida Issued Proposed Advisory Opinion on Unlicensed Practice of Law

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The Florida Bar Standing Committee on the Unlicensed Practice of Law has released its proposed advisory opinion.  As we reported on a prior blog, the Committee was asked to confirm whether certain activities performed by community association managers were the unauthorized practice of law.  The proposed opinion will be filed with the Supreme Court ofGoGo to Resource

Covenant Enforcement Made Easy

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Enforcing covenants of an association is one of the most difficult jobs a board of directors must embark upon, while at the same time being one of the most critical functions of the board. Most declarations of common interest communities specifically state that the purpose of the association is to protect and enhance property valueGo to Resource

Collecting Covenant Enforcement Fines

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Most associations assess fines if a homeowner does not resolve a covenant enforcement violation. If the homeowner does not pay those fines, what can the association do? Generally speaking, the association can collect the fines just as they collect unpaid assessments. In fact, the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (“CCIOA”) explicitly states that fines areGo to Resource

How to Properly Impose a Fine

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When an owner violates a rule or covenant and doesn’t voluntarily comply after a courtesy letter is sent, most associations move to the next step in their covenant enforcement policy, which is typically the imposition of fines. This is an area where pitfalls can abound and it is important that associations cross the t’s andGo to Resource

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