I own a mobile home which is located in a park on land which I own. A fee for amenities is due on the first day of the month.

You owe the January assessment but they should waive the late charges for their mistake.

I am being sued by my association for no paying 1 assessment, how can I defend myself against the extra charges and fees.

Unfortunately there is no defense in Florida for not paying assessments and the courts cannot even consider financial hardship. Your only options...

Courthouse sale foreclosure, New owner, landlord, condo board. I want to become tenant . the assc says no. Tenant,

If the condo docs prohibit tenants the first year, there is nothing to protect you despite already living there.

Can HOA obtain possession of vacant lot if homeowner has not maintained the lot per bylaws, nor have they paid monthly HOA fees.

Yes, but the HOA needs an attorney. One mistake could be costly and the owner would be entitled to attorneys fees if the HOA loses.

Can a HOA change a condo owner's ability to rent out their own condo? I live in a home 50 miles away, i need to rent it .

Condo associations have a lot of power to restrict rentals, unlike HOAs where rental restrictions are disfavored. The issue is when and how was...

I agree that it would be foolish to deny such a simple reasonable accommodation, but if all HOAs acted reasonable I wouldn't be working the crazy...

What is punitive damages in a case where bank agents enter wrong condo and they knock out my locks,empty my fridge and freezer

You can't allege negligence and then ask for punitive damages unless it's gross negligence. What we think of as being grossly negligent may not...

You need to consult with a condo lawyer in your area for a consultation and review of the documents (Declarations, Articles of Incorporation,...

Court fees and eviction

They are entitled to their legal fees, but reinstating the eviction does not mean they get an immediate court order to evict you. While eviction...

Mobile home parks are private property, so they do have a lot of power to make an enforce rules. You don't mention the type of mobile home park....