In the realm of Florida law, the terms replevin, repossession, and attachment frequently emerge, especially in disputes involving property rights. […]
Navigating Replevin, Repossession, and Attachment in Florida: A Comprehensive Guide Read Post »
Under certain circumstances, corporations or limited liability companies can choose to eliminate minority equity holders’ interests through merger or sale.
Appraisal Rights During Mergers and Sales Read Post »
Significant amendments to Florida’s Rules of Civil Procedure are about to take effect. The amendments, which are the result of
Changes to Florida’s Rules of Civil Procedure Taking Effect January 1, 2025 Read Post »
The proposed changes to Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, are part of a larger bill impacting many professions governed by the
Florida Legislature Proposes Increased Limits to Florida Homeowner Recovery Fund Claims Read Post »
How prepared is your community association to effectively deal with damage from the next hurricane that will inevitably hit the
Is your community association prepared for the next hurricane? In Florida, hurricanes tend to come in waves, such as two
Owners of properties within Florida’s community associations are subject to and bound by that association’s governing documents, which include the
Community Association Remedies for Rule Violations Read Post »
Community association board members and managers must be mindful of the Fair Housing Act (“FHA”) and the obligations it puts
Community Associations and the Fair Housing Act Read Post »
If you are a part of a homeowner’s association, whether as a general member, or part of the board, you’ve
Are Homeowner’s Association Violation Pictures a Privacy Right Concern? Read Post »
The Americans With Disabilities Act (“ADA”) is an area of federal law that community association board members and managers must
Community Associations and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Read Post »
