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Backyard Storage Woes: Does the New Backyard Storage Statute Apply to Your Homeowners Association?

Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog

While there has been a lot of buzz about changes made in the 2023 Florida Legislative Session to laws affecting our Association clients, one potentially important change has been largely overlooked. Florida Statute 720.3075 was amended to increase the number of flags a homeowners’ association cannot prohibit, from one to two.

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Preparing Your Association for AI

Association Analytics

For example, if you’re a marketing specialist, you might ask the tool to help compose tweets for podcast promotions or come up with a few subject lines for your emails. One great example of association’s rising to the occasion as thought leaders for their members is the COVID response. The results?

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Implementing Condominium Restrictions

Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog

For example, after increasing complaints of loud music at late hours, the Board of Directors may consider a restriction as to when and to what extent music can be played at the condominium. The Board of Director’s decision to either amend the declaration or the rules and regulations might be also influenced by Florida Statutes.

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Fiduciary Relationship and the Business Judgment Rule

Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog

As a starting place, Florida law has long provided that fraud, criminal activity, self-dealing, and unjust enrichment are examples of breaches of the fiduciary relationship. The post Fiduciary Relationship and the Business Judgment Rule first appeared on Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog.

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Voting Requirements After Merger Questioned

Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog

Q: In your previous column from 2022, it clearly addresses which documents control in the example of when a sub-association’s documents are stricter than the master. The post Voting Requirements After Merger Questioned first appeared on Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog. Which documents prevail in the following situation?

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Who May Run for the Board?

Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog

Section 718.112, Florida Statutes, provides in relevant part, “For purposes of this paragraph, the term “candidate” means an eligible person who has timely submitted the written notice, of his or her intention to become a candidate.” first appeared on Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog. The answer: it depends.

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Coalition Steps Up to Spur Innovation in Florida

Associations Now

To pave the way for stronger entrepreneurship, better coordination, and more networking, Launch Florida is bringing together disparate groups that share a stake in the state’s innovation economy. Launch Florida is creating a way for people to share best practices and other resources. Launch Florida held its first summit in June 2016.

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