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Community Association Legislative Update 2021 – Part III
What Became Law? The legislature had a busy session this year. Several bills impacting community associations and property … more
Community Association Legislative Update 2021 – Part II
Florida’s 2021 Legislative Session is almost concluded. There are again a number of proposed bills relating to community … more
Community Association Legislative Update 2021 – Part I
There are number of bills filed in the current legislative session that could have a significant impact on the operation and … more
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
Florida Changes Registration Requirements for 55+ Communities
As anyone involved with Florida community associations will tell you, trying to keep up with the changes in rules and laws … more
New Notary Laws in Florida
Florida has new notary laws that went into effect January 1, 2020. Remote notarization is now permitted. A notary will no … more