As you may know, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) reporting requirements were temporarily paused earlier this month due to a federal court injunction. That injunction has now been stayed by ...
The newly enacted federal Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) went into effect beginning January 1, 2024, which requires, with few exceptions, most all companies to report to the U.S. Treasury certain ...
It is an issue that every community association faces: homeowner requests for association documents. But what are homeowners entitled to and what documents, if any, can an association withhold? While ...
As we venture into the darker months of Winter, we approach a traditionally well-lit holiday season. Many homeowners have grand plans to decorate their doors, windows, and yards. Extravagant lighting ...
At Smith Jadin Johnson, it is not uncommon for us to review a client’s estate plan and discover that the client’s real estate is not properly titled to avoid probate. ...
Imagine going through the effort of winning a lawsuit and receiving an award of attorney fees and costs, enduring the appeal process where the court of appeals affirms the win, ...
These days, inflation is noticeable in everything we do, and community associations are not immune to the pressures that higher costs and expenses can cause. When addressing these issues, Boards ...
In late December 2021, a wildfire ripped through Marshall, Colorado, an area located in Boulder County between Boulder and Denver. The fire was particularly ferocious – it damaged more than ...
