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Florida Supreme Court Brings Florida Summary Judgment Standard in Line With Federal Standard

Florida Supreme Court Brings Florida Summary Judgment Standard in Line With Federal Standard

The Florida Supreme Court has amended Florida Rules of Civil Procedure 1.510 to “align Florida’s summary judgment … more

Posted in Assessment Collection, Court Decisions of Importance, Foreclosure, Litigation/Evidence
Neighborly Nuisances: Tailoring Language to Effectively Enforce its Many Forms

Neighborly Nuisances: Tailoring Language to Effectively Enforce its Many Forms

With the quarantine forcing us all to spend more time at home, many associations have likely experienced a … more

Posted in Amendments, Community Association, Condominium Association, Court Decisions of Importance, Governing Documents, Homeowners Association, Rules and Regulations
New Florida Statute Prohibits Discriminatory Restrictions in Florida Title Transactions

New Florida Statute Prohibits Discriminatory Restrictions in Florida Title Transactions

The United States Supreme Court has ruled on housing discrimination cases since the early 1940’s.  Such key cases include … more

Posted in Amendments, Community Association, Condominium Association, Court Decisions of Importance, Fair Housing Act Issues, Governing Documents, Homeowners Association, Legislation, Rules and Regulations
Court Declares Retroactive Approval of Condominium Material Alterations Unlawful

Court Declares Retroactive Approval of Condominium Material Alterations Unlawful

In Bailey v. Shelborne Ocean Beach Hotel Cd’m. Ass’n., Inc. Case Nos.: 3D17-0559 and 3D17-0767 (Fla 3d DCA July 15, … more

Posted in Condominium Association, Court Decisions of Importance, Material Alterations
How “Minimal” Can Common Elements Be in a Condominium?

How “Minimal” Can Common Elements Be in a Condominium?

This was the question raised in the recent Florida Third District Court of Appeal case of IconBrickell Condominium No. Three … more

Posted in Common Elements, Condominium Association, Court Decisions of Importance, Governing Documents
Rushmore Method of Property Valuation: Chiseled Away or Completely Demolished by the 5th DCA?

Rushmore Method of Property Valuation: Chiseled Away or Completely Demolished by the 5th DCA?

In a state that sees such a large portion of income from the tourist industry, a new decision from Florida’s Fifth … more

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