If your homeowners’ association has not updated its declaration’s assessment collection provisions, then your association might be giving away its otherwise collectable assessment revenue!  The

Senate Bill 398 is on track to become the law of the land, effective July 1, 2017, unless Governor Scott vetoes it. While anything is

Recently, the Florida legislature has passed three bills set to become law on July 1, 2017, unless vetoed by Florida’s Governor Scott: Senate Bill 398,

With little doubt, purchasing a home is one of the most significant investments you can make. In order to help protect that investment, many purchasers

Filed with the Florida Senate on March 3, 2017, is Senate Bill 1682. This bill which amends Chapter 718, Florida Statutes (a/k/a, the Condominium Act)

Senate Bill 398 (“SB 398” or “Bill”) sponsored by Senator Passidomo is making its way through the Florida legislature and is a step closer to

As often happens when a community association enforces its covenants and rules and regulations against an owner, the owner responds to the association saying, “The

Your association’s board has worked for six months to amend and restate the association’s governing documents, including the declaration, articles of incorporation, bylaws, and even

Generally, liens, like any other recorded instrument, are deemed effective upon their date of recording. In other words, in Florida, lien priority is based on the

Unlike condominium associations, homeowners’ associations (HOAs) do not have reserves mandated by statute. Instead, pursuant to Chapter 720 of the Florida Statutes, more commonly known