Condominium and homeowners associations in Florida operate much like any other government entity or business organization. They must follow their own governing documents while also complying with local, state, and federal laws. This is a complex legal landscape that...
Serving on a community association board is a position of trust, responsibility and accountability. But what happens when a board member is no longer acting in the best interest of the association, or worse, violating governing documents or state law? Florida law...
In Miami, homeowners’ association (HOA) board meetings are generally required to be open to all association members. However, there are two specific instances when the board is permitted to hold a closed-session meeting – meaning the meeting is not open to all...
In Florida, homeowners’ association (HOA) board meetings are generally required to be open to all association members. However, there are two specific instances when the board is permitted to hold a closed-session meeting – meaning the meeting is not open to all...
As we navigate another storm season, it’s essential for condo and homeowners’ associations to ensure that their emergency response plans (ERPs) are current and comprehensive. An up-to-date ERP can make a significant difference in protecting lives and property. Whether...
We may be a little biased in our opinion about hiring an attorney for your South Florida condo association, but it’s only because we’ve seen what the consequences of not hiring one can do for COAs. Condo associations run much like any other government entity...
