Retaining an Attorney
When should a community association retain an attorney?
Following are just a few examples of when your association will need the services of an attorney:
- Draft opinion letters regarding the association’s rights and responsibilities any time there is some question as to what action the association can or should take.
- Draft opinion letters interpreting the association’s CC&R’s and Bylaws
- Draft opinion letters interpreting NRS 116
- Draft opinion letters interpreting State law and Federal law
- Review association’s contracts with vendors
- Handle issues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Handle issues related to the Fair Housing Act
- Draft CC&R and Bylaw revisions
- Assist association in becoming an Age Restricted Community
- Assist association in enforcing governing documents
- Resolve disputes with homeowners
- Assist Association in restricting renters
- Handle construction defect matters
- Resolve developer transition problems
- Provide Assessment Collection Services