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...
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Can your HOA stop you from renting out your home?
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...
Can HOAs choose when to enforce certain community rules?
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...
How to take control when facing foreclosure
Foreclosure can be a daunting experience. That said, it's important to remember that you have options so you can take control of the situation. Understanding your financial position can help you make informed decisions and explore potential solutions. Let's explore...
When to pursue legal action after a car accident in Florida
Florida is no stranger to car accidents, from fender benders in suburban neighborhoods to major collisions on highways. While not every crash leads to a lawsuit, knowing when to take legal action can make a major difference in your recovery, both physically and...
When can an HOA foreclose over unpaid fees?
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...
Will taxes impact your legacy?
When planning for the future, you want to provide your loved ones with support. It is important to consider how taxes might affect the inheritance you leave to your loved ones. What should you know about taxes? Will your estate have to pay estate taxes? Firstly, it's...
Floridians can name a preneed guardian in their estate plan
People from all over the country retire to Florida. If you’re one of them, you’ll likely need to make some revisions to your current estate plan to ensure that it conforms with Florida probate laws. Florida offers some estate planning advantages over other states, so...
Four must-do changes to your estate plan after divorce
Divorce is challenging. It is emotionally taxing and often leaves a trail of legal paperwork. Amidst the chaos, updating your estate plan might not be at the top of your mind. However, revisiting it after such a significant life change is crucial. Here is how you can...
Why Floridians need an advance directive and health care proxy
If you have considerable assets, that may be the focus of your estate planning. However, it’s critical not to overlook estate planning documents that will help protect your wishes and interests should you become incapacitated. Every adult should have a health care...
