Florida Real Estate Lawyers
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Community Law
Managing a community association can be a complex process, but with Community Law by your side, it becomes effortless. We ensure that your association is legally sound and ready to serve the needs of your community.
Real Estate Law
Whether you are buying your dream home, selling a property or leasing it, we help you navigate the often complex federal and state real estate laws and regulations. These often differ state to state.
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Insurance Law
The practice of law surrounding insurance, including insurance policies and claims.
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Why Term Limits Matter for Florida Condo Associations
Leadership in a condominium association has a direct impact on the safety and success of the entire community. While experience is valuable, staying in a leadership role too long can sometimes...
How to Remove Someone From Your Condo Board in Florida
Serving on a community association board is a position of trust, responsibility and accountability. But what happens when a board member is no longer acting in the best interest of the association,...
Understanding Term Limits for Florida Condo Board Members
If, theoretically, someone wanted to serve on their Florida condo board indefinitely, could they? Well, no, not exactly. Florida law places certain limitations on how long a person can serve on a...

