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Do Sunshine Laws Apply To Community Associations?

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

Florida’s “Sunshine laws” require full disclosure of all records related to government meetings, and because of its “governmental” rule in enforcing regulations and collecting money, many believe that homeowners’ associations (HOA) also fall under this rule. In truth, neither HOAs nor condo boards are considered governmental organizations, and thus are not subject to the… Read More »

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Who Is Responsible For Overgrown Trees In An HOA?

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

Trees and foliage are one of the major methods by which a homeowner can make their land feel unique and special. However, Florida homeowners’ associations (HOAs) often try to regulate the ways (and directions) in which trees can grow. If roots or branches from one homeowner’s land encroach onto another’s, it can be difficult… Read More »

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Uncovering Problems After The Real Estate Closing

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

Most of the time, when a real estate closing has been concluded, everything has gone according to plan. Money and keys have changed hands, and both buyer and seller leave happy. However, there are rare instances in which problems do arise. A buyer may experience regret; a seller may have made an oversight or… Read More »

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Defining The “Right To Quiet Enjoyment”

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

The right to quiet enjoyment is a concept that often gets misapplied or misconstrued when discussing community associations and their tenants. People believe that it means the right to be free of nuisances – noise or other disruptions – when in reality, it means that a tenant must have perfect possession of the property,… Read More »

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