Why A Law Firm?
Who Should Handle Your Association’s Assessment Collections?
A law firm or a collection agency ?
There are many important services a collection agency or foreclosure company cannot legally provide to your association. We provide the following services a collection company cannot legally provide:
- An Attorney can
legally draft a collection policy for your Association
and ensure that it complies with Nevada law.
A collection company cannot advise you whether your collection policy complies with Nevada law. - An Attorney can
provide legal advice to the Board regarding collecting
assessments.
A collection company cannot give any legal advice to the Board members regarding their actions related to collecting assessments. A collection company cannot advise the Association if an owner contests any collection action. A collection company cannot advise the Association regarding NRS 116. - An Attorney can
appear in bankruptcy court.
A collection company cannot appear in court. - An Attorney can
appear in bankruptcy court to file a motion allowing
the association to proceed with foreclosure.
A collection company cannot take legal action on behalf of an Association. - If the first deed
of trust holder forecloses on a homeowner, an Attorney
can file a legal complaint in the state district court
to obtain a judgment for unpaid assessments.
A collection company cannot file any legal pleadings in State court. - An Attorney can
take legal action to recover unpaid fines.
A collection company cannot take legal action to recover unpaid fines. - Homeowners take a letter from an attorney seriously.