On Saturday, June 20, 2015, Palm Beach Post staff-writer, Tony Doris, reported that condominium owners in Century Village’s “Sheffield O” condominium are under the very

On May 27, 2015, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal entered its whirlwind decision in Pudlit 2 Joint Venture, LLP v. Westwood Gardens Homeowners Association,

On May 14, 2015, the Supreme Court of Florida issued an Advisory Opinion regarding which activities of community association managers are and are not considered

Sometimes the right thing happens for the wrong reasons. This is one of those times. Much of our prior discussion regarding Florida’s 2015 Legislative Session

As today’s real estate market continues to strengthen and the economy continues to grow, lenders are foreclosing against delinquent borrowers with more and more haste.

Associations are charged with the duty to operate, maintain, repair and replace the common areas of the community. The question that often plagues the minds

At some point in time, every association is faced with a major maintenance and repair undertaking, whether it be concrete restoration, elevator refurbishment, new roofs

Florida’s 2015 Legislative Session began on March 3, 2015, and several bills regarding community associations were filed. An already paired set of such bills, House

Being a lawyer whose practice concentrates almost exclusively on the representation of community associations throughout the State of Florida, I thought I had seen it

A community association is a corporation, in many ways similar to any other corporation, be it a for-profit or not-for-profit company. In exercising decisions, for