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As our Orlando, FL HOA lawyer can tell you, living in a community with a homeowners’ association (HOA) means that a board of directors manages your neighborhood. These board members are usually elected by the homeowners and are expected to act in the best interest of the community. However, problems arise when...

Our Boca Raton, FL HOA lawyer knows that many homeowners take pride in their yards and outdoor spaces, but if you live in a community with a homeowners association (HOA), disputes over landscaping are common. While HOAs are meant to maintain uniformity and protect property values, their rules can sometimes feel restrictive....

Our Boca Raton, FL condo lawyer knows that pets are often part of the family, but living in a condo can create conflict when rules and neighbor concerns come into play. Condo associations typically set regulations about the types of pets allowed, size limits, noise restrictions, and how animals can use shared...

As our Naples, FL condo lawyer understands, owning a condo gives you the benefit of shared amenities and reduced responsibility for exterior upkeep. However, problems often arise when the condo association does not properly maintain the building’s exterior or common areas. As a condo owner, you pay monthly dues expecting that maintenance...

If you or a loved one has been the victim of a crime in a condominium or HOA setting, you may have legal options against the association itself. In Florida, negligent security claims hold property owners—and in the case of shared communities, associations—responsible when they fail to take reasonable steps to protect...

When someone is injured in a community governed by a homeowners association (HOA) or condominium association, two of the first questions that come up are: Can I sue my HOA for injuries and do I need an Orlando, FL HOA lawyer to do this? The answer depends on where the accident happened,...

Slip and fall accidents happen every day, but when they occur on property controlled by a homeowners association (HOA) or condominium association, the question of who is legally responsible becomes more complicated. Sidewalks, parking lots, pools, and shared buildings are usually under the control of the association—not the individual unit owners. If...

At Perez Mayoral, P.A., we represent Florida homeowners in water damage disputes against their associations, whether in a condominium or a homeowners’ association (HOA). While both have governing boards, the rules for who pays for water damage are very different. If you have questions about water damage liability and how it pertains...

At Perez Mayoral, P.A., a Florida-based business litigation law firm, we regularly help clients resolve contract disputes where a signature is missing. Many small and large business owners are surprised to learn that a contract may still be enforceable in Florida, even if one party never signed it. Whether the issue involves...

Living in a condo means sharing walls, common spaces, and sometimes even amenities with other residents. While most neighbors are respectful, there are situations where harassment becomes an ongoing problem. This can include excessive noise, verbal abuse, unwanted contact, or even interference with your use of common areas. When these issues persist,...