What is a Declaratory Judgement lawsuit?
A declaratory judgment is a lawsuit where the plaintiff believes one set of facts support their position that they have a right, duty or privilege...
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Real estate Lawyer at Rockledge, FL
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A declaratory judgment is a lawsuit where the plaintiff believes one set of facts support their position that they have a right, duty or privilege...
Generally, you are committed to a CDD, just like a HOA, as long as you own the property and are liable for annual assessments. The bond debt...
You will need to hire a real estate litigator immediately. It sounds like you have given title to this company without getting the consideration...
This is a duplicate question. Please see my response to your other post under "residential real estate".
Sounds like the HOA skirted the recall on a technical procedure. As long as the recall had not been served, any board member could resign and the...
The HOA is required to keep certain records for at least seven (7) years and the violation notices is one of them. You have to send a certified...
What you should do is get off the internet and hire an association lawyer to review your documents and provide the necessary advice before your HOA...
You can also check with the county building department to see if permits were pulled. The contractor may be working under the electrical license...
A lot depends on if you had a signed settlement agreement, if you returned the agreement and the language in the agreement, which we cannot review...
Yes, it's legal. The fire department would break down your door anyway. If there is an emergency situation that has to be addressed the condo...