Double Seminar: Records Retention & Animals in an Association

Presented by Kellie Callahan

Double Seminar: Records Retention & Animals in an Association

What should an Association keep and for how long? What needs to be shared with the members and what needs to be kept under wraps?

What types of animals are considered Association appropriate? What is the different between a service animal and a, “comfort” or an emotional support animal? What should be done about the barking dogs, the waste in the community area… and now there’s chickens?

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.

Kellie Callahan
Kellie Callahan is an adept practitioner in Community Association Law, holding licenses in Arizona and New Mexico. Leading the Firm's General Counsel practice group, she specializes in various areas including general counsel representation, development matters, planned community and condominium formation, covenant interpretation, and enforcement. Her clientele includes small businesses, nonprofits, and planned communities. Kellie's extensive expertise extends to collections litigation and business/employment law. Active in the Community Associations Institute, she's taught courses for the Arizona Association of Community Managers and the Leadership Centre, and has served as a mentor in the State Bar of New Mexico's Bridge the Gap Mentorship Program.

Double Seminar: Records Retention & Animals in an Association

Kellie Callahan

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