Condo, Townhome & HOA Disputes

Architectural requests cover changes like fences, additions or exterior paint, and there are few things more frustrating than an HOA denying a minor update to a fence. However,  in Florida, HOAs must follow specific procedures when it comes to denying a homeowner’s...

You probably didn't buy your home just to let it sit empty. But if you're planning to rent it out, especially for short-term stays, your homeowner's association might try to stop you before you even hand over the keys. And while HOAs in Florida can limit rentals, they...

Community regulations set homeowner association (HOA) communities apart from other neighborhoods. Residents have to pay a monthly fee to help support community amenities and contribute to shared maintenance costs. The bylaws adopted by an HOA limit what people can do...

Many residential properties in Florida are in homeowners association (HOA) communities. The HOA establishes certain standards for property maintenance and resident conduct. They may provide community amenities, ranging from a gym to swimming pools and playgrounds. The...

If you're a homeowner in Florida and your Homeowners Association (HOA) has filed a lawsuit against you,  it's essential to stay calm and take immediate action. While it's a serious situation, there are steps you can take to protect your rights and interests.  Here’s...

If you are unhappy with your homeowners' association (HOA), you may wonder if you can take legal action against them. The answer is yes, you can sue your HOA under certain circumstances. In this blog, we explore common reasons for suing an HOA and what you need to...

When you rent a place in Florida, you usually need to pay a security deposit. Unfortunately, some residents aren't sure if this is even legal, which can cause problems between them and landlords. When disagreements occur, it's crucial to know how Florida law works and...

Whether you’re a homeowner feeling unheard or a board member striving to maintain harmony, the tension in a Homeowners Association (HOA) dispute can take a toll on everyone involved. This is where a certified mediator steps in. Mediators help people involved in civil...

When you move into your condominium or housing development, you receive a dense document known as "Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions" (CC&Rs). These rules are set by your Homeowners' Association (HOA). The purpose of these rules is to maintain community...