Every condominium corporation should review its bylaws as often as they do a Reserve Fund Study.

(every 5 years or whenever the CPA makes significant updates or changes)

The Condominium Property Act changes, and you should keep your bylaws up to date; otherwise, they may not hold up in court when required. You need to know if they are current and applicable.

As the Condominium Property Act changes or your condominium community changes, you may need to update one bylaw or maybe just a few. We can facilitate these updates for you.

We work with condominium-specialized lawyers to support your bylaw updates. Both the consultant and the lawyer collaborate to serve your needs in the most cost-effective manner possible.

We work with you and guide you through the entire process, step by step, from start to finish.

Your bylaws will be written specifically for your community, tailored to meet your individual needs.

Our Ten-Step process ensures that we will cover everything required to construct the best possible bylaws.

We partner with lawyers specializing in Condominium Property Law to ensure compliance with the Alberta Condominium Property Act and to provide you with the necessary legal support to develop a comprehensive set of bylaws that will be effective in court and efficient in managing your condominium community.