Governor Jared Polis reinstated a state eviction moratorium today which further strengthened the national eviction moratorium previously issued by the CDC in September 2020. The CDC action prevented most evictions from moving forward, but provided …
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Colorado Department of Public Health: Pool & Recreation Guidelines Released
The Colorado Department of Public Health has released its guidelines regarding the use of pools, gyms and other indoor and outdoor recreational facilities. Details on the regulations can be found at: https://covid19.colorado.gov/safer-at-home/recreation In light of …
Continue readingCONDUCTING ELECTRONIC MEETINGS IN A CHANGED WORLD
The Coronavirus has quickly made its mark throughout the world and severely impacted our lives. Growing numbers of community associations are also struggling to determine how to continue conducting business in a society where business …
Continue readingTHE 2020 LEGISLATIVE SESSION – FOCUS ON 2018 COMPLIANCE FIRST!
Here we are again in a new year and the legislative session is in full swing. Besides a few Bills introduced that may marginally impact common interest communities, I have noticed that several Associations have …
Continue readingHappy Veterans Day!
Happy Veterans Day from the Dupont Law Firm, LLC to all active and retired members of the Armed Forces. We appreciate your dedication and service!
Continue readingDemystifying Budget Approvals
The budget season is well upon us and the much anticipated (insert sarcasm) budget and annual meetings around the corner. I have received several questions about the budget ratification process for pre-CCIOA communities and hopefully …
Continue readingThe Dupont Law Firm has a new address!
The Dupont Law Firm has moved and now has a new address effective August 1, 2019. The new address is: 11479 S. Pine Drive, Parker, CO 80134.
Continue readingManager Licensure Bill Vetoed by Governor Polis
House Bill 19-1212, proposing to extend manager licensing, was vetoed by Governor Polis late on May 31, 2019. This means that manager licensure will no longer be required as of June 30, 2019. The Bill …
Continue readingCAM Licensing Bill Finally Introduced!
Yesterday, House Bill 19-1212 was introduced and seeks to reinstate community association manager licensing. The Bill, as currently written, seeks to extend manager licensing until September 1, 2024, creates an advisory committee to DORA that …
Continue readingHouse Bill 19-1189: Wage Garnishment Reform = Bad News for Associations
So far, the 2019 legislative session has been fairly uneventful with regards to proposed legislation affecting common interest communities. However, last week the House introduced HB 19-1189 that, if passed, will significantly impact an association’s …
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