By Anita Byer 09/10/2026 Financial transparency is an important responsibility, and a significant compliance obligation for Florida condominium boards. Since the Florida Condominium Act (Chapter
Anita Byer 08/12/2026 Effective January 4th, 2027, condominium boards across the country will face new pressure to increase funding requirements for reserve accounts used to
By Anita Byer 07/23/2026 Every claim your association files becomes part of a permanent record that insurers scrutinize when setting your premium and, in some
By Anita Byer 07/01/2026 Condominium board members are entrusted with significant authority over the condominium association’s funds, vendor selection, and major contracts—decisions that directly impact
When a resident, guest, or visitor is injured on condominium property as the result of a criminal act — a mugging in the parking garage,
Florida condo boards are facing a much more complex insurance environment than they were just a few years ago. Rising property values, more severe weather
Florida condominium boards face significant responsibilities in managing reserve funds to ensure the long-term financial health and structural integrity of their communities. Under Florida law,
Condominium boards have a responsibility to protect their residents, property, and the association’s financial stability. While boards are not law enforcement, they do have a duty to take
Florida’s Condominium Act provides that a unit owner is entitled to the exclusive possession of his or her unit. But this right of exclusive possession
