Hindmansanchez PC

Horrible and Shady! Its been a years since you tried to steal my property from the bank. I'm glad I did research. They racked up over $10,000 in legal fees, knowing I didn't have the money. They charged me $250 to research my property address. A bunch or greedy lawyers who are trying to steal property's to make a profit when you fall behind with HOA's. I reported them to the States Attorney office, and I will keep doing it until something is done to look into how they are operating. Colorado Law (HB 1137). Look into this law! I'm sure they violate rules when they tried to steal my condo!!

I have worked with Altitude Law for over 10 years and they are a great HOA legal firm. They are up-to-date on all HOA rules, their collection team is super and if you have to go to court, you want them on your side. They hold seminars to educate HOA managers and they are always available if you have questions or need a rule of law regarding an HOA. If you don't like them, then that must mean they are doing their job!

Be sure to document everything that is said between you and this firm. All mail should be certified, all phone calls recorded. They will lie to you, get information wrong, and try to make more money off you no matter what. This firm is malicious and, at times, incompetent. They do not serve the HOAs or the homeowners, they serve the HOA management companies.

This is a law firm that recently changed its name to Altitude Community Law. This firm specializes in homeowner associations and you will not be disappointed. They also have a great educational offerings for licensed Community Association manager and property managers on a monthly basis. They are incredibly knowledgeable and professional. I think their greatest strength that is second to their knowledge of the law is the realness of the attorneys that work there.

If I could give this firm a minus five stars I would. In my opinion this outfit will do anything for the almighty buck. To name a few, one of their attorneys decided to take on a cease and desist against me because a couple of our HOA board members didn't like that I was simply telling the truth. A small amount of due diligence before taking this on would have shown the cease and desist would not hold up. In another, They placed a lien on a homeowner property that did not have the required board votes. One of the partner's provided an "opinion" that merely agreed with the President of the Board rather than the HOA Covenant. That is really easy to prove. One of the attorney's at HS was willing to lie to a homeowner attorney. When I contacted the Colorado Supreme Court,I learned that this is an ethics violation. Based on my experience and opinion this firm seems to gravitate to the more unseemly HOA boards. The good thing for our community is that the behavior of one of the board members finally escalated to the point where they legally could no longer attend meetings.