Hopefully you have an attorney that is experienced in HOA law because that is the person you need to be asking these questions to in order to...

A lawyer would need to read your entire Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs), the community plat, possibly your Bylaws,...

It depends on the remedies available to the association in its Declaration of Condominium and the Bylaws. For instance, if the documents authorize...

It depends on a couple of factors but generally, yes. Your Declaration of Condominium or Bylaws could have a lower number and if it does, that...

That question is impossible to answer without reviewing the condo documents. The property will ultimately go to foreclosure if the attorneys are...

That's not enough facts to give you general advice. You would need to consult with a real estate attorney and time is of the essence. It depends...

You can file your judgment lien in the Division of Corporations database (www.sunbiz.org) but you cannot file a lien against the property itself. ...

You can also be constructively served by publication in an obscure newspaper that is generally found in hotel lobbies and such.

That's a tricky question! Rules can only clarify restrictive covenants and not create new ones. The exception is if a rule is needed for safety,...

That's difficult task and not likely, but not impossible. Generally, you have to get the city or county to agree to take them over, you have to...