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Directors May Abstain From Voting

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Q: In your column of August 5, 2018, titled “Board President Should Vote,” you state that “[u]nder previous law, directors could only abstain from voting if they had a conflict of interest” and “[u]nder current law, directors are permitted to abstain f…

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Hurricane Shutters Can Be Regulated

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Q: I understood that Florida law permitted a unit owner in a condominium to install hurricane shutters to protect their unit. I was recently told by my association that only a specific type of shutter could be installed and that …

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Being Recalled Does Not Prohibit Future Service On Board

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Q: A group of owners in my condominium association are considering recalling certain members of our board of directors. However, a question has arisen as to how long a recalled person is barred from serving on the Board. (B.K., via e-mail)

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Condo cannot collect safe harbor from mortgagee after foreclosure

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Court explains “safe harbor” and says:

“individualized charges, such as interest, late fees, collection costs and attorney’s fees do not fit within the statutory or common sense understanding of “regular periodic assessments”

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Condo Associations & HOAs Losing Millions Nationwide

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Financial controls are extremely important.

According to recent reports, more than 1.2 million worthless checks enter the banking system every day in the United States.  Check fraud losses account for …

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