Free guidance for Florida condo and HOA residents and board members. Know your rights. Know the law. No legal jargon.
You think your HOA is wrong, you received a fine, a neighbor is causing problems, or you just want to understand your rights under Florida law.
You want to make sure your community is operating within Florida law, handle a violation correctly, or understand what you can and cannot do.
Noise complaints, flooring approvals, neighbor disputes, fines and enforcement.
Guest abuse, oversized vehicles, towing rights, EV charging, snowbird situations.
Special assessments, post-Surfside reserve laws, what to do if you can't afford it.
Short-term rental bans, minimum lease periods, grandfather rights, enforcement.
Election disputes, recall efforts, quorum problems, open meeting requirements.
Windows, doors, cameras, satellite dishes, plumbing, plants — approval requirements.
Suspected drug activity, threatening guests, what boards can and cannot do.
Belligerent residents, inappropriate unit access, board member misconduct.
ESA rights, online certificate validity, service animals vs ESAs, fair housing law.
Why buyers with great credit get denied — and what it means for your property value.
Who pays to fix the leaky balcony? The most fought-over question in Florida condo law.
Do you really own your parking space? The answer surprises most Florida condo owners.
Balcony smoke drift, unit smoking bans, vaping rules, what Florida HOAs can enforce.
Who is responsible for repairs? How to submit requests. What to do when the HOA ignores you.
This site provides general legal information about Florida HOA and condominium law — not legal advice. For advice specific to your situation, consult a Florida-licensed HOA attorney. Florida law changes frequently — always verify current statutes at leg.state.fl.us.
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