condominium law

Your condo association may propose ending the condominium form of ownership. This can raise questions about your unit, property rights and whether you must agree. Florida law sets specific rules for termination, including voting requirements and rights for unit...

When purchasing a condo, it’s easy to become focused on the purchase price and what the monthly payments will be; however, there are other expenses that you’ll also have to pay. A condo special assessment is one of those. This is an additional charge that a condo...

Owning a condo minimizes maintenance obligations for homeowners. They pay a monthly fee to help ensure the maintenance of all shared facilities, including the major systems in the buildings that house individual condo units. An association may take care of shared...

Florida law has long required condominium associations to notify owners of special assessment meetings. However, in this tech-driven age, paper mailings alone no longer protect owners' rights. Condo owners and residents demand greater transparency and documentation....

Yes, your condo association can delay or even block the sale of your unit if their rules give them that power. In Naples, many condo boards enforce screening procedures, waiting periods and purchase rights that sellers often overlook until a deal starts falling apart....

When something breaks in a Florida condo, confusion can happen fast. You may not know whether you must pay for the repair or if the condo association must help. The answer comes from where the damage occurs and what causes it. Inside the unit You handle most repairs...

Hurricane shutters provide essential storm protection, but can you install them on your condominium without consulting the board? In Florida, the answer hinges on your building's governing documents and applicable state laws. While safety is important, adherence to...

Condominium associations in Florida can issue fines to unit owners who violate the agreed-upon rules. These fines can cover issues like noise complaints, parking violations or unauthorized renovations.  However, Florida law provides ways for owners to contest fines...

Many condo owners and associations in Florida want to install security cameras for safety. However, Florida law and condo rules set limits on where and how these parties may use cameras.  Installing cameras inside and outside a unit Florida condo owners can install...

Florida condo owners and associations must follow specific insurance rules to protect against property damage and liability. Understanding these requirements helps you avoid unexpected costs and ensures compliance with state laws.  Condo association insurance...