2021 Legislative Update: New Laws Impacting Community Associations
RPG LAW’S 2021 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
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Litigation: Do I Have To Be Deposed? (Video Blog)
Can you avoid being deposed? What should you know going into your deposition?
Amending Your Governing Documents – Part 2: Specific Amendment Provisions / General Tips & Suggestions
Part 2: Review frequently amended provisions and our general suggestions for a smooth amendment process.
Amending Your Governing Documents – Part 1: When to Amend?
Part 1: What are your governing documents and when should you consider undertaking an amendment project?
ADA vs FHA – Service Animal or Support Animal? (Video Blog)
Is it a service animal or a support animal? Attorney Monique Parker clarifies the difference between the two frequently confused terms.
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. Secures Favorable Trial Verdict in Unauthorized Alteration Case
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. secures favorable trial verdict on behalf of condominium association in lawsuit concerning unit owner’s unauthorized alterations and nuisance behavior.
The CHAPTER 558 Process – Florida’s Construction Defect Statute
Chapter 558 of the Florida Statutes broadly governs “construction disputes”. The Statute generally requires that owners (i.e., associations) provide pre-suit notice to developers, contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers and/or design professionals before the association is permitted to commence legal action against any of the aforementioned parties in connection with an allege construction defect.
Rabin Parker Gurley, P.A. Now Accepting Online Payments via LawPay
Our firm works with LawPay to provide a convenient and secure option for owners and clients to make payments online.
Is Your Multi-Condominium Considering a Divorce?
Can a condominium governed by a multi-condominium association “secede” in favor of forming its own corporate entity?
Shutting Down a Nuisance
While it is always our preference to keep our clients out of the courtroom whenever possible, sometimes violation letters, fines, mediation, and even arbitration is not enough to secure compliance.