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On June 6 Connecticut House Bill 6662 became Public Act No. 13- 156. The act extends the number of months for which common expense assessments due a common interest unit owners' association may be counted for purposes of a lien from 6 months to 9 months, and provides greater statutory protections to unit owners' associations seeking reimbursement for unpaid assessments that are incurred during the pendency of a foreclosure action. CAI Connecticut Chapter would like to recognize Scott J. Sandler, Esq., Karl Kuegler, Jr., CMCA, Daniel Rys and the rest of CAI's Connecticut LAC team for their extraordinary dedication in advocating for this measure to pass, especially in regards to the provision which allows the association to invoke the priority lien more than once if assessments continue to go unpaid.  Read More -->>

Legislative Review 2013

What is a community association?

What laws govern a community association?

What to know before you buy!

What Best Practices may be used to strengthen constructive participation in the governance of associations?

How do we ensure that community association assets are protected?