Today, community associations are being challenged to provide services for the full breadth of members. A challenging area is accommodating the needs of disabled members. The Fair Housing Act require associations to make “reasonable accommodations” for those with needs. The goal of these laws is to make it possible for a disabled person to live within the community by granting and maintaining an exception to the rules of the Association. An example of such an exception would be to the parking rules.Continue Reading How The Fair Housing Act Applies To Your Association
October 2006
AMENDMENT 40 – VOTE NO THIS NOVEMBER
By Lawrence B. Leff on
Posted in From Capitol Hill/Legislation
We want to let you know about an issue that is important to us at Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis and Payne, LLP. In fact we think it is important enough for all of you that we are for the first time coming out with a public opinion on a political issue. We are asking you to Vote NO on 40 which will term limit judges. Whether you are conservative, liberal, Republican, Democratic or Independent Amendment 40 is a bad idea with serious consequences which you should oppose.
Even though the proponents are pushing Amendment 40 purpose of term limiting judges as a good idea; the negatives far out-weight any gains they offer for passage. Continue Reading AMENDMENT 40 – VOTE NO THIS NOVEMBER