As 2026 brings significant statutory updates affecting Florida condominium and homeowners’ associations, every board member needs to stay informed to ensure compliance and protect their communities.
Key Statutory Changes Impacting Associations
Recent legislative updates under Chapters 718, 719, and 720 of the Florida Statutes include changes to budget notice requirements, official records posting, and dispute resolution procedures. Boards should review these changes carefully to update their governing documents and operational procedures.
For the full text of the statute language, see the Florida Legislature site.
What Board Members Must Do Next
- Update association policies to align with new legal requirements.
- Train board members on compliance deadlines and procedural changes.
- Consider consulting legal counsel for tailored guidance.
How These Changes Affect Owners & Meetings
New law may affect how and when notices are distributed, how owners can challenge board actions, and what records must be posted online. Boards should communicate these changes proactively to members.
Need Help Understanding Florida HOA Law?
Our experienced Florida HOA and condo law attorneys can help ensure your association is compliant with the latest statutory changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the most important law change for 2026?
Many boards are focused on updated meeting notice and online records posting requirements under Florida statute.
Do these changes apply to all associations?
Yes — both HOAs and COAs governed by Florida law will need to comply.
