Your association is gearing up for a large project. Maybe it’s time to re-do the clubhouse or plan for that $2M dollar concrete restoration project

An interesting question that arises from time to time is whether the protections of the United States Constitution (and the Florida Constitution) apply within the

In a recent Rembaum’s Association Roundup article regarding Florida’s newest non-native invasion of overnight rentals through Vacation Rentals by Owner (VRBO) and AirBnB, we discussed

Can a Florida condominium, homeowners’, and cooperative association have liability for its members’ dog bites? Apparently, the answer is yes, it surely can. In 1996,

While much of the 2017 legislation recently passed into law affects only condominium associations, Senate Bill 39 (a.k.a., the “Estoppel Bill”) affects condominium, homeowners’, and

When it comes to maintenance, repair, and replacement obligations of the unit owners and the condominium association, the terms of the declaration of condominium reign

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