They can take the vote but should have allowed the owners to stay for the vote even though the owners do not get to vote. The fact that they...

Generally, no. Unless your Declaration of Condominium or bylaws have language stating otherwise, items that serve one unit are the responsibility...

Most likely, yes, because there is most likely a utility easement.

In order to answer your question a lawyer would need to read your Declaration of Condominium, Bylaws and any Rules and Regulations, which we can...

What is the question? The answer, no matter what the question is, however, is you need to move. This property is unsafe to live.

Anyone can sue anyone else but the issue is whether or not you can win. Your landlord had already filed an eviction. The way your statement is...

Most people do not realize HOA foreclosures typically move through the courts very quickly. Personal hardships are not something the court can...

That is a very grey area under Florida law. Official records currently do not include security footage under Fla. Stat. 720.303(4). The closest...

Possibly, but as Mr. Woodward said, it depends on the language in the documents and a few other facts specific to your situation. Anyone buying...

But, if he uses your address on his drivers' license that would be another argument in his favor. Do not take him in and do not give him a key to...