Pursuant to section 83.683 of the Florida Statute, if an applicant for lease is a servicemember ALL Florida community associations must, within a seven-day period,

Until now, failing to make timely assessment payments could lead to additional charges for late payment fees, interest charges, collection fees, and may even result

Both Chapter 373, Florida Statutes, regarding Florida’s water resources, and Chapter 720, Florida Statutes, regarding homeowners’ associations, provide for the use of Florida-friendly landscaping in

Most commonly, when a community association is faced with a Fair Housing Act complaint, it is with regard to “reasonable accommodation” issues such as a

Members of a Florida community association have a statutory right to access their community association’s “official records”, subject to limited exceptions, including for example, records

Anyone who believes that big government does not already intrude too far into the lives of the citizenry of the United States of America will

Which residential condominium associations are required to install a fire sprinkler system in their condominium building or, in the alternative, hold a vote for the

What started with a loud bang, ended on March 11, without so much as a fizzle. The 2016 legislative session which ended on March 11,

Florida law is patently clear. By December 31, 2016, a residential condominium association that is not in compliance with the requirements for a fire sprinkler

When Florida’s legislature is in session, there is never a shortage of topics to write about. House Bill 1357 (“HB 1357”) is no exception. It