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…
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Newsletter – March 2020
The March 2020 newsletter is live and ready! Our newsletter is focused on the newest developments in Community Association law…
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…
Documenting and Proving Violations at Trial
Much is made of maintaining records regarding homeowner delinquencies, including the issues which can arise where the community makes a…
Newsletter – February 2020
The February 2020 newsletter is live and ready! Our newsletter is focused on the newest developments in Community Association law…
The United States Constitution and Your Declaration of Covenants
The landmark case of Shelley v. Kraemer was argued exactly seventy-two years ago as of the date of the writing…
Covenant Preservation – A Mandatory Topic of Conversation
In 2018, the Florida legislature made perhaps one of the more important and positive changes to Chapter 720 that I’ve…
Newsletter – January 2020
The January 2020 newsletter is live and ready! Our newsletter is focused on the newest developments in Community Association law…
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…
The Community Association Bill is Back
As indicated in a recent newsletter from our firm, I fully expected the failed Community Association Bill of 2019 to…