Q: I got on the board of my community association with the intention of being involved and serving my community. After a year on the Board, I am now realizing the time commitment is much greater than I had anticipated. Is there anyway I can get paid for my time? A: Compensation forGo to Resource
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Why hire a lawyer to draft a contract when so many forms are available on the internet? Because “boilerplate” — standard clauses, usually found at the end of contracts – offer many pitfalls for unwary parties who don’t fully understand what these clauses mean. One classic problem we often see with boilerplate inGo to Resource
Signs of recovering business growth are multiplying in the Fort Collins area and Northern Colorado. The Northern Colorado Business Report recently reported on the significant growth in lending to businesses by the 13 largest commercial banks who do business in Northern Colorado. Over one billion more in loans were made in the firstGo to Resource
There are kits for purchase and instructions on-line dealing with how to prepare for an emergency. These kits include essentials such as water, food, first aid supplies, flashlights and cash. Two items commonly overlooked when preparing for an emergency are (1) a durable medical power of attorney; and (2) a general power ofGo to Resource
I have a Google Alert set up which gives me a daily report of internet posts and media coverage anytime an association is involved. I see, on average, 10-15 stories a day. As a result, planning for your association to receive media attention is something every manager and board members should do. SeeGo to Resource