That is true because a COA is governed by Chapter 718 and HOAs are governed by Chapter 720. HB 1203 only applies to HOAs. The issue with HB 1203...

First issue is whether or not you have a true HOA (single-family home, townhome) or a COA (condominium association). There are different laws for...

You will need to consult with a landlord-tenant attorney to review the lease and determine if anything was illegal. Generally, unless the lease...

This is a question for the attorney you should have on retainer if you are going to be in the business of renting property. We cannot review your...

Your claim is against the owner of the trailer with the roof that damaged your trailer, whether that is the landlord or someone else. There may or...

As a renter you have no rights to challenge the HOA on alleged violations. It's up to your landlord to challenge any violations and most landlords...

You would need to take your lease to a landlord/tenant lawyer to review and determine if you have grounds for breaking the lease.

The leak could very well be coming from a pipe in the wall or a connection behind the wall or under the floor. Most condo documents make the unit...

Attorneys cannot give you an opinion on pieces of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions that you post. An attorney needs to...

I agree you need a lawyer, preferably a community association lawyer. You will need to bring all of your HOA documents to the consultation,...