COVID-19 has changed our way of life in so many ways. Accordingly, new laws have been enacted to address the…
It has been nearly a year since the country went into lockdown due to the pandemic, and condominium associations continue…
It’s that time of year again—Election season! As many condominium associations begin preparing to hold their annual membership meeting, many…
With Covid-19 cases on the rise and the holidays approaching, the re-opening of common element facilities should be viewed with…
As we approach the final months of the year, community associations and their Board of Directors must start planning for…
Millions of Floridians are now suffering a significant decrease in income due to the pandemic. Can individuals who have obligated…
On April 2, 2020, Governor Ron Desantis issued Executive Order 20-94 which temporarily suspended all mortgage foreclosure and residential eviction…
Construction delays are often a common dispute amongst owners, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and the like. The judicial system is…
Timesharing can be difficult for many families, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. As families continue to practice social distancing to…
On June 23, 2020, Governor DeSantis approved Senate Bill 1084, which made certain changes to Florida’s existing housing laws as…
It is common for entities, such as a corporation, LLC, or partnership, to hold title to a condominium unit. However,…
Litigation can be a time-consuming, stressful, and often expensive process. A civil dispute can drag on for years, causing out-of-pocket…
Can a condominium association decide to terminate a contract entered into by the developer prior to turnover? If so, what…
Some of the most common questions posed to a construction law attorney are concerning indemnification clauses in construction contracts. Indemnification…
Sometimes, the people who serve on an Association’s Board of Directors are not necessarily the best suited for the job.…
Can the Board of Directors decide to change the color of your condominium building or the interior hallways from carpet…
As any construction industry professional knows, payment disputes are extremely common on both private and public projects. Many times, payment…
Condominium associations across South Florida have come under scrutiny for imposing mandatory, non-refundable “transfer fees” on residents in connection with…
In 2015, the Florida Legislature adopted Section 718.128 into the Florida Statutes, thereby giving condominium associations the right to conduct…
What is Prejudgment Interest? Prejudgment interest is a type of compensation payable to the plaintiff from the time the cause…
Election season is nearly upon us, and many associations are considering whether to adopt online voting (or “E-Voting”). On July…