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… But I Have a Lien!?
The United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District’s decision in In re: Adams, Case No. 22-10140-MAM serves as a … more
Eviction Statute Strictly Construed When Awarding Attorney Fees
The case, Ortuzar v. Foley, Case No. 2D21-1262 (Fla. 2d DCA, 2022), centers around a landlord/tenant eviction case and the … more
Recovering Clerk of Court Fees After Vacated Foreclosure Sale – It Can Be Tricky
Filing suit in court is always accompanied by additional administrative costs and fees, including clerk of court fees. … more
Orange County Rent Control Ballot Measure Passes – Implementation in Doubt
Florida law prohibits local governments from controlling the price of rent. Undeterred, Orange County challenged this law by … more
Is Self-Help Required?
While one of the primary functions of an association is to maintain and enforce the owners’ obligations imposed upon them … more
Covenants to Arbitrate Construction Defect Disputes Within a Deed Run With the Land Obligating Subsequent Parcel Owners
In the case of Hayslip v. U.S. Home Corporation, --- So. 3d ---, Case No. SC19-1371 (Fla. Jan. 22, 2022), the Florida … more