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Understanding Homeowners’ Associations and Your Rights in Florida

Living in a community governed by an HOA can provide structure, maintenance, and shared amenities—but when the board oversteps its authority or ignores its responsibilities, homeowners often find themselves frustrated and financially burdened. In Florida, homeowners’ associations (HOAs) are regulated under Florida Statute 720, a law designed to balance the power between the board and the property owners.

An HOA is responsible for maintaining common areas, enforcing community rules, and managing budgets funded by homeowner dues. However, some associations misuse those funds, delay repairs, or impose unfair assessments. When that happens, you have the right to demand accountability. The law gives you access to meeting records, budgets, and official documents—and it protects you from unreasonable or discriminatory enforcement.

If your HOA refuses to make repairs, delays important maintenance, or violates its own governing documents, you may be entitled to legal relief. Our legal team helps Florida homeowners challenge unfair practices, request financial transparency, and recover damages caused by HOA negligence.

Your home is your most valuable investment. Don’t allow mismanagement or lack of communication to cost you time and money. Understanding your rights under Florida Statute 720 is the first step to taking control of your situation and restoring fairness to your community.

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Protect Your Rights as a Condo Owner.

If you have property in a condominium or homeowners association, the Association may be responsible for any damage caused to your unit for anything other than your fault.

Did your unit suffer damages for water intrusion?
Is the association failing to meet its responsibilities?
Would you like to change the members of the current board?

If you answer “YES” to any of these questions, we are here to help!

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What is Failure to Maintain?

The duties of a community association include management and control of the common areas, including the roof, exterior walls, spaces between the units, and common plumbing and pipes.

In any instance, the association governing documents should be reviewed to determine any specific duties and responsibilities of the association. You may be eligible for recovery if the association has failed to fulfill its duties and your unit sustained damages as a result.

Furthermore, if you are not satisfied with the current politics of your condominium or homeowners association, we can assist you in removing board members. You are as much of an owner as the board members are.

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When water leaks into your condominium

Whether from a roof, shared plumbing, or another unit—the damage can be expensive and stressful. Under Florida law, condominium associations are usually responsible for repairs to common areas. If your association refuses to act, you need a lawyer who will hold them accountable and protect your investment.