Fla. Stat. 720.305(2)(b) states "at least three members appointed by the board who are not officers, directors, or employees of the association, or...

Your question is very fact specific and you need a consult with a lawyer to review all of the documents you signed to purchase and close on the...

The documents seem a little outdated in the "married to one" language, which would exclude adult children or even parents of an owner. That might...

That's "it depends" answer. Mr. Perez is correct that technically you can proceed; however, I have also seen cases where 1) there was a missing...

I know you requested I answer your post, but do not practice criminal law. I am a community association lawyer and while that sometimes involves...

You didn't post an actual question and little facts. My guess is you have a dry retention pond that is protected by contracts with whoever...

I agree with Mr. Gaffney and would only add that the associations duty, under Chapter 718, is to disclose any special assessments due on the date...

I would just add that you should file a claim on your own insurance policy and let the insurance company go after the responsible parties. ...

If they are making decisions in those chat messages, yes, those are official records, if a majority of the board members are participating in the...

I don't see a question asked, but, generally, if the condominium documents authorize the establishment of the guidelines, it could possibly violate...