Milestone inspection flowchart: operative inspection deadlines imposed by SB 4-D and SB 154.
Updated Milestone Inspection Flow Chart
All posts tagged: New Legislation
Corporate Transparency Act deemed unconstitutional by Federal District Court
U.S. District Court Judge: The Corporate Transparency Act is unconstitutional. Stay tuned…
The Corporate Transparency Act – What does your Association need to know?
New federal legislation intended to address money laundering, tax fraud and terrorism…but what is the impact on Florida community associations?!
Summary of New Legislation Impacting Florida Community Associations (2023 Legislation)
New Legislation: construction defects, insurer accountability, property insurance, homeowners association bill of rights, flags and storage.
Summary of House Bill 919 (2023 Legislation): The Homeowners’ Associations Bill of Rights
Read more about the so-called “Homeowners Association Bill of Rights”
Summary of House Bill 437 (2023 Legislation): Storage of items out of view & the right to display flags
Florida’s Legislature felt compelled to address the storage of RVs, boats, etc., and flag displays during this legislative session.
Summary of Senate Bill 154 (2023 Legislation): Milestone inspections, reserve studies and reserve funding
Review RPG Law’s summary of Senate Bill 154 – the so-called “Surfside Law Glitch Bill” or “Senate Bill 4-D Glitch Bill”
Can Your Community Prohibit Guns?
Florida will soon allow individuals to carry a concealed firearm without a permit. Are rules prohibiting concealed carry on association property enforceable?
New Law Shortens Time Period for Filing Construction Defect Claims – Senate Bill 360
SB 360 is the next wave of so-called “tort reform” legislation. The latest target: construction defect claims.
New Legislation – House Bill 837 – Florida Tort Reform (Negligence Claims / Insurance Company Bad Faith)
According to Governor DeSantis, HB 837 is intended to “decrease frivolous lawsuits and prevent predatory practices of trial attorneys that prey on hardworking Floridians.” But what does it mean for community associations?