What exactly are the “governing documents”? What is the difference between each document?
Video Blog: What Are Governing Documents?
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Litigation: Preserving and Maintaining Evidence for Trial (Video Blog)
Attorney Monique Parker provides practical advice that clients can use to prepare for litigation.
Litigation: Evidence to Win Your Case (Video Blog)
Attorney John Kimbrough discusses the various types of evidence used to win cases.
Florida’s Construction Lien Law – What is a Notice of Commencement? (Video Blog)
Board Certified Real Estate / Condominium Attorney Ben Rabin discusses Florida’s construction lien laws.
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.
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.