It sounds like the HOA is responsible for the pond rather than the adjacent homeowners, but one can't say that for certain without reviewing the...

Your issue is not one to tackle without an attorney. An HOA is normally created pursuant to a Declaration of Covenants filed on the county deed...

I'm not a Florida attorney, so this is just a best guess. Most HOA documents give HOAs the ability to grant variances. Whether the variance wa a...

If the improvement was permitted by the association in 1990 and hasn't been altered, it is highly unlikely that the current board can fine you for...

Although I have seen some HOAs try, there is no legal way to restrict leasing by just a board resolution. The restriction has to be included in...

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First, I an not a Florida attorney, so I don't claim to know the laws or rules in Florida. However, it sounds to me like the attorney client...

Unfortunately, there is really no way to answer the question without looking at the plat and the covenants for the property. It is quite possible...

It is possible that all three are legal. There will be procedures for each of those types of assessments in your governing documents. If the HOA...

You have two issues. The first is the lack of maintenance. Generally, the Board of Directors is in charge of making decisions on when and what...

There are some potential means to at least get control of the HOA, although a number of additional details would be needed to see what recourse is...