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Condominium Associations
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Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Tick Tock: Your Associations’ Right to Sue Has an Expiration Date
As a board member, there may come a time when the Association has to decide whether to sue a contractor, a vendor, or even an owner. Before weighing the strengths…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Electronic Voting Does Not Eliminate the Need for Limited Proxies
By Joseph Adams
08.23.2026Q: My condominium association recently held a vote to amend our bylaws. When the association sent out the notice of meeting, it mailed and e-mailed it to all owners. The…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Unit Owners Have the Right to Attend Board Meetings
By Joseph Adams
Q: Can you please explain what a board meeting is? We have a seven-member board at my condominium association. I recently learned that three of the directors routinely meet in…
HOA Lawyer Blog
What Condo Associations Need to Know About Fannie Mae’s Reserve Changes — and California’s AB 2050
Condominium associations are facing increasing pressure to strengthen their reserve funding, driven by both lending standards and potential legislation. Fannie Mae is considering raising its minimum reserve contribution requirement from…
Florida HOA Lawyer Blog
New Bankruptcies Show Dire Toll of Litigation for Associations
The firm’s latest Miami Herald “Real Estate Counselor” column was authored by Awilda Esteras. The article, which is titled “New Bankruptcies Show Dire Toll of Litigation for Associations,” focuses on…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Board Term Limits and Website Records Access Explained
By Joseph Adams
Q: One of the Directors for our Condominium Association has served for more than eight (8) years, and I noticed that he was included on the ballot for the upcoming…
Lash Condo Law Blog
Court Refuses to Order Removal of Longstanding Common Element Addition
By Denise Lash
A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court provides an important reminder for condominium corporations about delay, fairness, and the proper use of section 98 agreements when owners make changes…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Reserve Studies Explained: What They Are and How Often You Should Update Them
A reserve study is a financial planning tool used by condominium associations, homeowners’ associations, and cooperatives in Florida to anticipate and prepare for the cost of the repair (deferred maintenance)…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
New Condominium Website Requirements Take Effect
By Joseph Adams
Q: As a board member of a condominium association with more than 25 units, I understand that new website requirements for condos took effect in January 2026. Could you please…
Florida HOA Lawyer Blog
Condo Association Foreclosures Must Comply with Notice Requirements
The firm’s latest Miami Herald “Real Estate Counselor” column was authored by Awilda Esteras and appeared in Sunday’s edition of the newspaper. The article, which is titled “Condo Association Foreclosures…