Can the condo board deny a husband's participation in condo matters.

Yes they can. Law says the unit owner has the right to attend meetings per statute. 718.112(2)(c) says that unit owners are entitled to attend...

Am I not entitled to half of the money from the renters and why should I have to sell the house when I can clearly pay for the m

You can be forced to sell the house, and it is not even the divorce aspect but via partition in Florida where any joint seller can force the other...

HOA in FL: Do HOA records need to be kept in the office on site in the community?

Im not aware of anything that requires paper format. The only requirement is that records may be inspected where they are kept per statute, so...

Under what circumstances can there be a conflict between two states about which state should hear a case?

Is this an exam question? 1) is not a real estate question but governed by the law where the accident occurred 2) jurisdiction is where the...

What happens after u get a three day notice?

Pay rent or the eviction is filed and if you still dont pay rent then you lose your right to defend and are evicted without hearing immediately. ...

What does it mean if the judge say . I take nothing in this cause of action. an adjudge to reserve judiction of motion

If you take nothing from the action it means you lost your claim, but it is impossible to fully analyze on the internet based on 1 sentence.

If after 90 days a board member is $39.81 in arrears is he still elligable to serve on the board

718.112 "Director or officer delinquencies.—A director or officer more than 90 days delinquent in the payment of any monetary obligation due the...

Who is reponsible for broken pipe?

Your lease governs repairs and who is responsible. The issue becomes if you are not in a current lease (month to month) landlord can evict you...

If you are no longer married then yes

What would happen if don't occupy the HUD/Fanie Mae house I just bought (Aside from the 10k fine)?

The documents you signed outline the requirements; you would need to have those reviewed by an attorney.