TO ARBITRATE OR MEDIATE? By Eric Glazer, Esq.
TO ARBITRATE OR MEDIATE? By Eric Glazer, Esq. Prior to July 1st, 2021 if a condominium dispute arose, the parties were forced to first arbitrate the matter before the Department […]
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BEG, STEAL OR BORROW – OR FORECLOSURE?
BEG, STEAL OR BORROW – OR FORECLOSURE? Many of the old condo buildings in the State of Florida are facing serious structural repairs that will cost millions of dollars. And […]
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Becker Launches Interdisciplinary Sea Level Rise Advisory Team to Serve Florida’s Coastal Residents
Becker Launches Interdisciplinary Sea Level Rise Advisory Team to Serve Florida’s Coastal Residents As one of the first law firms in Florida to address the legal issues stemming from sea […]
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Can Remote Meetings Be Held Now That the State of Emergency Has Expired?
Can Remote Meetings Be Held Now That the State of Emergency Has Expired? The “state of emergency” that had been imposed by Governor DeSantis in light of the COVID-19 pandemic […]
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Homesteading and the Homestead Exemption: 3 Things to Know for Your HOA by Mitch Drimmer
‘Homestead’ (or perhaps ‘homesteading’) is a word you’ve probably heard, but aren’t clear on what it is or means. So when we talk about homestead exemptions for housing, there can […]
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Learn Everything about Reserve Funds For Homeowners Associations
Although reserve funds are often not mandatory, an ample reserve can play a big role in protecting a community’s long-term financial health. To function as intended, a homeowners’ association […]
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Selective Enforcement: A Grossly Misunderstood Concept in the entire body of community association law.
Selective Enforcement: A Grossly Misunderstood Concept in the entire body of community association law. by https://kbrlegal.com/ Without exception, the affirmative defense of “selective enforcement” is one of the most misunderstood […]
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Florida’s condominium laws will undergo a top-to-bottom review by a task force established by the Florida Bar Association after the deadly collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building in Surfside.
Florida’s condominium laws will undergo a top-to-bottom review by a task force established by the Florida Bar Association after the deadly collapse of the Champlain Towers South condo building in […]
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Is It Time To Amend Your Condominium Declaration? by Becker
Is It Time To Amend Your Condominium Declaration? BY ROBYN SEVERS / Becker Does your Declaration of Condominium still refer to Chapter 711 as the Florida Condominium Act? Well, maybe […]
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