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2026 Legislative Update for Florida Community Associations
Florida's 2026 Legislative Session was significantly quieter than the prior several years, which saw sweeping reforms … more
The Benefits (and Shortcomings) of AI when working with your Association Attorney
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of the daily operations of Florida condominium associations and homeowners' … more
Lights, Camera… Limits? Owners’ Rights to Record Meetings and How Florida Associations May Regulate Them
Disputes over owners recording community association meetings have become increasingly common as smartphones and portable … more
Managing the Room: Meeting Policies and Decorum
With disputes in Florida communities on the rise due to increasing costs, statutory changes, and broader societal and … more
Countdown to July 1, 2026: Florida’s Eight-Year Term Limit for Condo Directors
As we find ourselves in the first week of 2026, we are reminded that the Legislature back in 2018 made a little change that … more
2025 Community Association Legislative Update
The below summaries provide an overview of the new laws impacting community associations. This summary is for informational … more