The existing fining portion of the statute has been revised to clarify that a HOA may levy reasonable fines for violations of the association’s declaration, bylaws, or reasonable rules of the association, and that, after the Board’s adoption of the fine, the notice to be sent to the offe...
the owners of the items in violation. We have anAttorney General's legal opinion on the tax sticker fines, they are not the park's problem for the lawFlorida Statute 193.075does not require a sticker as sticker-less mobile homes automatically become "tangible property" and are taxed as such...
“While co-op governing documents may permit such removal as well, in the condominium context, case law limits the ability of governing documents to authorize the removal of directors for reasons not permitted by statute, and there is no similar condominium statutory provision that contemplates remov...
Ordinarily, the statute of limitations for pursuing a warranty claim in court would be four years from date of discovery. However, Florida Statute 718.124 provides that no cause of action on behalf of a condominium association accrues until transition of the Association to unit owner control (turn...
This can apply to both personal injury and property damage, and vary from state to state. That being said, in the state of Florida, the statute of limitations is four years, for both personal injury and property damage.Florida’s Vehicle Licensing Laws...