Q: I live in a small condominium association and no one wants to serve on the board. Since we have trouble establishing a board, is having a receiver appointed to run the condominium association an option? (K.F., via e-mail) A: Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, the Florida Condominium Act, provides a […]
As summer approaches, community associations should prioritize proactive maintenance, emergency preparedness, and effective operational planning. From hurricane readiness and managing conflict within communities to understanding insurance obligations for HOAs, this issue of CUP offers something for everyone. Plus, don’t miss Becker’s featured podcast on managing not just your day, but...
Q: My homeowners’ association is looking to impose fines or other penalties against owners who violate the rules. We understand that there are limits on the amount a fine but question whether the board has the authority to impose fines. Can you explain the process for fines? (G.R., via e-mail) […]
Q: I serve on my condominium association’s board of directors and recently, we were informed that the association had been sued by someone regarding an injury that occurred on the condominium property. The board has questions as to what actions it should take to protect the association’s interests. How should […]
Q: As hurricane season is about to start, can you give an overview of the emergency powers that are granted to community associations under Florida law? (B.S., via e-mail) A: In Florida, community associations, including condominium associations, homeowners’ associations, and cooperatives, are granted specific emergency powers by the various statutes […]
