Executive Summary: Florida’s August 18, 2026, primary election completely reshaped the state’s political landscape. Driven by newly redrawn mid-decade congressional maps passed by the Republican legislature, which shifted the state’s boundaries to create four more red-leaning seats, both parties saw immense factional battles. The night’s biggest headlines included a monumental
For more episodes of Take It To The Board, click here! This week, Becker Shareholder Kathleen “Katie” Berkey, AICP, sits down with Donna DiMaggio Berger and explains how she helps clients deal with all sorts of issues related to their property. As Mark Twain once said, “Buy land, they’re not making it anymore,” […]
Q: I own a unit in a condominium and our assessments are not paid equally between the units. Rather, the amount each unit has to pay is based on the square footage of the unit. While there are different sized units, ultimately everyone has the same rights to use the […]
Q: What if the judgment was entered in another state but the judgment debtor has assets in New York? Alternatively, what if I have a New York judgment and the judgment debtor’s assets are located outside New York? A: If you obtain a judgment in New York but discover that […]
In my opinion, one of the most important things CAI-NJ does is recognize and remember those individuals who have meant so much to the chapter and our community association industry here in New Jersey. Names like Dennis Casale, Candice Bladt, Wendell Smith, Jules Frankel, and Denise Becker. Keeping names alive […]
