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| California Davis-Stirling Act |
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| The California Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act was enacted in 1986 and is part of the California Civil Code. The Davis-Stirling Act contains laws which directly impact the estimated 8 million Californians who live in homeowners associations. Each years the California legislature revises portions of the Davis-Stirling Act. To search through the Davis-Stirling Act, click here. |
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Homeowners Association Law
- General legal counsel
- Review of association contracts with vendors and contractors
- Collection of assessments (dues)
- Amendments and rewrite of CC&Rs
- Preparation of delinquency policies, enforcement policies, etc
- Demand letters to owners
- Legal opinions
- Enforcement of CC&Rs and rules of the association
- Construction defect litigation
- Obtaining court orders for owner compliance
- Other litigation support
- Alternative dispute resolution, and All other areas of legal support for homeowners associations
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Construction Law
- Preparation or review of construction contracts
- Mechanic’s lien disputes
- General legal counsel for contractors
- Construction defect litigation
- General construction matters
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Real Estate Law
- Residential purchase contract disputes
- Easement Issues
- Draft CC&R's
- Bylaws and other documents for new developments
- Review of leases and other real estate contracts
- Preparation of equity share agreement, purchase contracts, leases, etc.
- General real estate matters
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