By: Christopher J. Shields, Esq. & Vanessa Fernandez, Esq. As you are aware, Governor Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order 20-52 on March 9, 2020 declaring a state of emergency under Section 252.36 of the Florida Statutes relating to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, and
By: Christopher J. Shields, Esq. & Alexander J. Menendez, Esq. As Congress continues to mull over the 1,800 page HEROES Act that was passed by the House of Representatives on Friday, May 15th, a host of oversights have slipped through the cracks with very serious implications
By: Christopher J. Shields, Esq. & Vanessa Fernandez, Esq. As different municipalities throughout the State of Florida begin to re-open outdoor recreational areas to the public, many of our association clients have been reaching out to our office for advice on when and how to re-open
By: Christopher J. Shields, Esq. & Vanessa Fernandez, Esq. Many of our Association clients are reaching out to our office on a daily basis to determine what to do next in light of the recent outbreak of COVID-19 in the State of Florida. As the situation
Lender Questionnaires, Estoppel Certificates, Transfer Fees And Resale Capital Contributions (Who Can Charge Whom, What, When And Where?) Tenants Have Vested Rights - Even After Foreclosure Website Accessibility - "Surf By" Lawsuits - A Growing Trend© An Overview Of Consideration For Community Associations That
Pavese Law Firm Attorneys Earn The Florida Bar Board Certification in Condominium and Planned Development Law The Division Reverses its Position on Term Limits for Condominium Board Members Sex-Based Rules Violate the Fair Housing Act and Likely State Law Too New Decision: Torts-Traffic and
The New Law Which Imposes Term Limits for Condominium Board Members; What We Are Advising Our Condominium Clients At This Time Website Requirement for Certain Condominium Associations Effective January 1, 2019 New Law Requires Homeowners' Associations' Board of Directors to Consider Filing Notice of
A recent amendment due to take effect on July 1, 2018, to Chapter 720, Florida's Homeowners' Association Act will now require amendments to rules and regulations made on or after July 1, 2018 to be recorded in the County's Public Records in order to be
An Overview of Recent Amendments to Florida Laws Affecting Condominiums and Homeowners Associations and What You Need to Know Legislative Changes to Florida's Cooperative Statute - Effective July 1, 2018 The Property Appraiser's Database and Mailing Addresses - What Do They Have in Common?
A Potpourri of Recent Condominium Arbitration Cases and Decisions Sexual Harassment Could Be 2017's Hottest Topic The Towing of Vehicles Understanding the Unintended Impact of MRTA on HOA Governing Documents Holiday Decorating To view the full newsletter click here.