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Best Practices for HOA and Condo Board Communication in Florida
Communication problems are one of the leading causes of conflict in Florida condominium and homeowners’ associations. Transparent, consistent messaging helps boards build trust and reduce disputes. Florida HOA communication issues are frequently searched topics,...
Florida Condo Owner Rights vs Board Authority: What the Law Really Says
Conflicts between unit owners and boards are common — and understanding the legal boundary helps avoid disputes. These issues are frequently searched under Florida condo law topics, making owner rights and board authority a high-traffic legal subject. Using clear...
Special Assessments in Florida Condos: What Boards Must Do Before Voting
Special assessments are one of the most searched topics for Florida condo boards — and for good reason. Properly handling assessments protects both boards and owners from legal challenges. These issues are frequently discussed in relation to Florida condo law, making...
Florida Condo & HOA Law Changes Every Board Needs to Know in 2026
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. These Florida HOA law changes impact board operations, budgeting,...
Board vs. Unit Owner Rights in Florida Condominiums
What Authority Does a Florida Condo Board Have? Florida condominium boards are granted authority under Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, to manage and operate the association, enforce the governing documents, levy assessments, and maintain common elements. This authority...
Florida HOA Budget Meeting Requirements: Notices, Votes, and Legal Timelines
Florida HOA boards must comply with statutory requirements when conducting budget meetings. Understanding notice requirements, voting procedures, and timelines ensures budgets are valid and enforceable. Florida HOA Budget Meeting Notice Requirements Florida law...
What Happens When a Condo Association Runs Out of Money?
Condo associations and HOAs occasionally face financial distress that can disrupt operations, delay maintenance, and create legal challenges for boards and owners. Understanding the consequences and your options is critical to protecting your property and investment....
Why Every Florida HOA or COA Should Consider an Attorney on Retainer
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...
Preparing for Insurance Renewal: Tips to Minimize Rate Hikes or Coverage Gaps for Associations in Florida
Reviewing insurance coverage and policies is one of the most important responsibilities of an association board in Florida. Insurance provides a critical safeguard for both the community’s property and its financial stability, but with premiums rising and coverage...