We represent a broad range of community associations. They include condominium associations under the Unit Owner Act, the Condominium Act of 1976, and Common Interest Owner Act, association of planned communities created under the Common Interest Ownership Act, homeowners and property owners associations formed under the common law, cooperatives, lake associations, pond associations, beach associations, tax districts, and special services districts.
Our lawyers have prepared documentation for nearly 100 condominiums and planned communities throughout Connecticut for developers of common interest communities. The communities range from two units to thousands of units. While most of the communities are residential, some are commercial or mixed use.
The following are some of the matters in which we have represented associations.
- Amendment and Restatement of Common Interest Community Documents
- Document Updating
- Document Interpretation
- Rules Enforcement and Other Limitations on Activities
- Common Charge Collection
- Transition of Control
- Selling the Right to Build in a Community
- Merging Communities
- Association Borrowing
- Merging Communities
- Drones
- Other Matters
