Most community associations are non-profit corporations which have Boards of Directors comprised of volunteer members of the community. The role of the association's counsel is to represent and promote the best interest of that corporation by advising the Board on all legal matters. But, the best advice is not helpful if you can't get it when you need it. We're available. We'll represent the association's interests in all controversies, in any forum.

Among other things, the Association's counsel attends meetings with the Board of Directors or the membership or both when requested, reviews and prepares contracts for the association, initiates and prosecutes collection actions to conclusion whenever necessary. The association's counsel educates the Board regarding the myriad of statutes and regulations affecting community associations and advises of changes in the law. The association's counsel can help develop workable rules and regulations for the community as well as systems for enforcement and alternate dispute resolution processes.

For associations in transition, the association's counsel collects, organizes and presents all of the information of the association's experts-management, engineering, and accounting, to the developer and advocates to ensure that the association and its members have received or will receive that to which they are entitled. Our ongoing involvement in community association organizations and participation in educational programs provides our clients with the advantage of having the most accurate and up-to-date knowledge and expertise available. Because we are informed, we keep you informed on the most recent state and national legislative enactments, legal developments and industry trends crucial to community associations.

This information should not be considered legal advice and is not intended as a substitute for consultation with an attorney