Golf course communities are a fact of life in south Florida. But what happens when the course becomes too expensive to maintain? Sometimes, what started

Generally speaking, as a result of sections 720.3085 and 718.116, Florida Statutes, lenders who acquire property as a result of their own foreclosure of their

In addition to House Bill 841, containing this year’s community association legislation, as discussed in prior articles, there are several other pieces of legislation that

House Bill 841 containing this year’s community association legislation (“HB 841” or “Bill”) has made its way through the 2018 Florida legislative session and was

The termination and transitioning from one laundry vending company to another can be a dirty job. Rarely do companies fight as hard as laundry vending

A community association’s board of directors is often comprised of lay people who volunteer their precious free time for the needs of their association. At

According to the American Heart Association, sudden cardiac arrest (“SCA”) is a leading cause of death in the United States. It is estimated that more

As many people who live in communities operated by a community association know, one of the advantages, or disadvantages depending on who you ask, is

At issue in today’s column is a subject we recently addressed regarding whether an association must record its assessment lien in the public records of

An association member wants to review the association’s lawyer’s bills sent to the association over the past year. As a result, the member submits a