Architectural Review: the Forgotten Coronavirus Dilemma
I know, I know, another coronavirus article. Can you blame me? It never ceases to amaze me as an attorney…
Category: Discussion
Rules and Regulations: To Record or Not to Record, That’s the Question
I am never at a loss to identify content for our firm’s newsletters. Instead, it’s often a decision of which…
Fining Hearings May Be “Off Limits” During the Pandemic
As many readers of our monthly newsletter already know, in order to be valid, a fine for the violation of…
Proof of Mailing
While electronic communications are becoming much more prevalent with many offices moving to digital files, mailed notices are still a…
The Association’s Right to Self-Determination
Serving as a director on a community association’s board of directors, (or even as a member of its architectural review…
Coronavirus and its implications for emergency board powers
As is typical when the law changes or an unexpected event arises, it doesn’t take long for the issue to…
Being Neighborly Could Cost You
No good deed goes unpunished, or so the sardonic saying goes. It certainly seems fitting in the context of this…
Internet Trolling or a Potential Lawsuit – The Fair Housing Act and Association Websites
By the time of this article’s publication, most condominium associations have come into compliance with Section 718.111(12)(g)(1), Florida Statutes, which…
You Have Power Radio – Episode #35
A discussion on HOA laws, rules, and violations.
You Have Power Radio – Episode #24
A discussion on short-term rentals with multiple perspectives.