2026 Legislative Update

Presented by Jason Miller, James Hazlewood

2026 Legislative Update

Stay ahead of the curve with this timely seminar focused on recent legislative changes impacting community associations. We’ll break down new statutes affecting homeowners associations, and condominium associations, and what they mean for boards, managers, and owners. Learn about key compliance requirements, governance updates, enforcement changes, and practical steps your association should take now to reduce risk and stay compliant. This seminar is ideal for board members, community managers, and professionals who want a clear, practical overview of the latest legislative developments.

The information presented in this seminar is current at the date of publication but may be subject to change. This seminar does not constitute legal advice, please speak with an attorney.

Jason Miller
Jason N. Miller, a Shareholder at CHDB Law since 2006, leads the Prescott office as managing attorney. His practice spans Northern Arizona, concentrating on general business and transactional matters for community associations, nonprofits, businesses, and religious organizations. With degrees from Washburn University School of Law and licenses in both Arizona and Kansas, Jason excels in community association law, aiding amendments, legal opinions, and contract revisions. He also offers comprehensive business advice, from formation to dissolution, while actively participating in the Prescott community through events and seminars. Outside work, he enjoys family time and golf, passionately supporting the Arizona Cardinals.

James Hazlewood
James Hazlewood is a shareholder in the Phoenix office of CHDB Law, having joined the firm in 1998. Since 1989, he has been representing community associations. He now focuses on community association general counsel matters – from simple to complex, other general business matters, and assessment recovery.

2026 Legislative Update

Jason Miller

James Hazlewood

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