News Alerts
- In Condominium Associations, Changing Fundamental Rights Usually Requires Unanimous Approval
- Voting Threshold To Amend Condominium Documents Can Be Lowered
- Bylaws Can Authorize Pay For Condo’s Officers
- Condo Board Should Cease Politicking Once Owner Has Voted
- Preserving HOA Covenants and Restrictions Under the Florida Marketable Record Titles Act
- HOAs Must Provide a Copy of Any Amendment to the Association’s Governing Documents
- Limits On Owning Multiple Units in an HOA Becoming More Common
- Amendments To HOA Governing Documents Can Be Complete Restatement
- Can Your Association Save Time and Money by Using Email Notice?
- Defining a Nuisance in your Community
- Governing Documents Determine How Parking Spaces Are Defined
- Drafter’s Intent Regarding Parking Spaces Needs To Be Understood In Condo Governing Documents
- Condo Association Board Can’t Change Amendment Provision
- Document Amendments Can Shift Maintenance Responsibility in Community Associations
- Time’s Up for Condo Owners Attacking Developer’s Amendment
- Reviewing and Updating Associations’ Governing Documents and Bylaws
- Documents Govern Landscaping Responsibilities in Florida HOAs
- Should HOA Boards Update Developer’s Documents To Stay Legal?
- Clearly defining nuisance activity in your governing documents can help association boards avoid future headaches
- Clarion Call for Changes to Outdated Association Documents
- Percentage Vote To Amend Condominium Governing Documents Requires Careful Language Review
- Condo Association Bylaws May be Path to Board Takeover
- Amendments are Often Reconsidered by HOA and Condominium Boards
- Association Has Several Options to Enforce HOA Documents
- Changing Governing Documents Generally Requires Homeowner Approval
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