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

Does an unrecorded assessment lien have any validity or value whatsoever? You bet it does! In a very recent Fourth District Court of Appeal case,

It is the time of year when community associations across the state are electing members to serve on their board of directors. When considering whether

For those not yet introduced to the phrase “statutory safe harbor,” in the context of community associations, it limits the past due assessment liability of

Ownership of a condominium unit, includes “appurtenances”, meaning rights which are attached to the unit and pass with the unit upon its sale. A plain

In today’s overly litigious world, more and more, when a community association is sued for everything from slip and falls, maintenance and repair obligations, to

During this past session of the Florida legislature, new laws in regard to condominium association director and officer conflict of interest became effective July 1,