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Community association managers and board members often find themselves dealing with the mental illness of a resident; especially if the resident has no family members willing to help. Hoarding has especially grown in prevalence in community associations. Many associations find …
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This year promises to be filled with new opportunities to grow together as a community. Whether you’re considering implementing a …
Social media has transformed the way people communicate. In restaurants you can look around and see people “dining together” while on their cell phone. I was at a movie theater this weekend and …
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It’s time to start getting ready for the holidays and other year-end celebrations! This issue of CUP explores some common issues that …
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This issue of CUP highlights a range of timely topics for board members and managers. Whether you’re preparing for budget …
Florida lawmakers revised Chapter 718, Florida’s Condominium Act, once again following the 2024 Legislative Session through House Bill 1021, which was signed by Governor DeSantis and became effective July 1, 2024. One of the most surprising revisions to some, was …
Q: Our condominium association hasn’t held elections for many years due to a lack of more applicants than available board seats. We are considering amending how we handle board terms and adding term limits at the next annual meeting. …
TO THOSE AFFECTED BY HURRICANE HELENE
While some areas of the West Coast and Panhandle were fortunate to escape …
The unauthorized practice of law poses significant legal and financial risks to both community association managers (CAMs), board members, and the communities they serve. The Florida Supreme Court has consistently ruled on the boundaries of lawful conduct for non-lawyers, particularly …
