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CONDOMINIUM LAW
Condominium Lawyer for the State of Connecticut
Pilicy, Ryan & Ward, P.C., serves as general counsel to condominium associations throughout the state. Our condominium lawyers are extensively familiar with all legal matters, from forming associations and drafting condominium documents to collection work and foreclosures.
We provide legal advice and advocacy for all areas of condo law and our legal services provide complete assistance in all areas of law including:
- Collection of association dues
- Foreclosure
- Drafting and including contracts, including management agreements, snow and lawn care, roofing and siding and other contractors
- Legal opinions
- Drafting and amending declarations, bylaws, maintenance standards, collection policies, rules and regulations
- Enforcement of governing documents; rules and regulations; and covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs)
- Condominium association loans
- Construction contracts
- Drafting public offering statements
- Fraud and breach of contract litigation
Why is Condo Law Important?
Owning a condo is not like possessing other types of property. When you own a freestanding home, you own the land in question and any structure(s) it might contain. When you rent a home or an apartment, you pay to live in the unit but you don't have any further responsibility to the property beyond what is specified in your lease agreement. When you own a condo, you own your individual unit and a joint ownership interest in the common areas, such as the lobby, laundry room, roofs, trash area, and parking lot(s). All condo owners are members of their community condo association and share ownership stake in what that association owns.
As a condo owner, your rights and responsibilities need to be clearly specified so that you can differentiate between individual responsibility and shared responsibility. You need to be aware of your rights and responsibilities at the outset so you can be ready for anything. Whether you need representation for your condo association or you are an individual needing experienced advice, our professionals can help you proceed.
Comprehensive Services from a Condo Collection Lawyer
Our attorneys are well-versed in the Common Interest Ownership Act (CIOA) and other applicable law for common interest communities. We assert legal action and defend associations in civil litigation, from conflicts with condo owners to disputes with contractors, vendors, and utilities.
We work closely with associations and management companies to recover past-due association fees. We are familiar with the rights of all parties and proper procedures in foreclosing on condominium units when owners cannot pay arrears.
We routinely handle complex foreclosure actions including obtaining the lease of stay in Federal Bankruptcy Court and or attaching rental income of landlords that refuses to pay common charges.
Real Estate Law
We represent buyers, sellers, property owners, and landlords in the full spectrum of real estate matters:
- Residential and commercial real estate closings
- Commercial property transactions
- Condominium law
- Commercial leases
- Refinancing
- Foreclosure and short sale
- Land use
- Landlord-tenant disputes
Our lawyers can perform due diligence on behalf of buyers regarding clear title, seller disclosures, negotiating of purchase agreements and closing services. Our goal is a smooth and cost-efficient consummation of your transaction. Call our legal office today for real estate law services.
Pilicy, Ryan & Ward, P.C.
235 Main Street
Watertown, CT 06795
Phone: 860-274-0018
Fax: 860-274-0061
1318 Bedford Street
Stamford, CT, 06905
Phone: 203-975-1151
The attorneys and staff of the Pilicy, Ryan & Ward, P.C., strive to be accessible to clients, starting with a free consultation. One of our knowledgeable attorneys will meet with you one-on-one to discuss your concerns, your goals, your rights and your options in any legal matter.
To find out how our condo collection lawyers can help solve your legal conflict or protect your interests, please contact our office by phone or by completing the form on this page, and we will contact you as soon as possible.
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