When clients call
Disputes inside a planned community are personal as well as legal. The people involved usually remain neighbors, which makes a measured, practical approach especially important.
A homeowner and the association disagree about what the covenants allow.
An architectural or improvement request has been denied, or an approval is disputed.
An association is pursuing unpaid assessments, fines or a lien.
A homeowner believes the board has acted outside its authority.
Neighbors within a community are in dispute over the use of common areas or property.
An association and a contractor are in dispute over construction or repairs to common elements.
What the work involves
These matters turn on the association’s governing documents — the declaration, covenants, bylaws and rules — along with the board’s records and the Colorado law that governs common-interest communities.
Many of these disputes can be resolved through negotiation or mediation before positions harden. When they cannot, they are litigated.
Who the firm represents
Homeowners, and homeowners associations and their boards, in Golden, the Denver metro area and throughout Colorado.
Not sure whether you have a case?
A short conversation usually answers that. Call the office, or send a few details about the community and the dispute and you will hear back from the firm directly.
Contact the firm
To discuss a dispute or arrange a consultation, call the office or send an email. Inquiries are handled personally by the firm.
- TELEPHONE
- 303.526.2756
- rocco@dodsonlawfirm.com
- FAX
- 303.526.1391
- OFFICE
- Dodson and Associates, P.C.
24918 Genesee Trail Road
Golden, Colorado 80401 - HOURS
- Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.