Disputes within community associations are common, occurring on a daily basis. But disputes that end up costing $400,000 are not common, especially when the dispute comes down to inches. Four inches that is. This particular dispute was over a political sign that was four inches taller than the covenants allowed. Not only hasGo to Resource
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As the legislature continues to work, bills that were initially introduced with good intentions have started to struggle. Specifically, HB 1225, The Homeowners Insurance Reform Act of 2013, has been postponed after it failed to gain traction in the House Committee on Business, Labor, Economic & Workforce Development. HB 1225 was introduced asGo to Resource
Owners in your community may frequently request that the board forgive their debt. Can, and should, the board do this? First of all, as many of you are aware, the Board has a fiduciary duty to collect assessments on behalf of the association. That includes the ability to not only assess late feesGo to Resource
The Colorado Secretary of State confirmed that the corporate filing fee holiday will end on March 1, 2013, when online corporate fees will revert to previous, or possibly lower, levels. This means the filing fee holiday with significantly reduced corporate filing fees lasted three months. If you are planning to sell a business,Go to Resource
As the Colorado legislative season continues to move on, the legislatures continue to seek areas to improve the Colorado Common Interest Act and associated statutes. Senators Carroll, Giron and Schwartz and Representative Fields sponsored SB 13-183 which has the effect of limiting a common interest community’s ability to restrict xeriscaping and fine ownersGo to Resource