Emotional Support Animals and Florida Condo Associations
Chapter 760 of the Florida Statutes protects residents of the state who need emotional support animals (ESA) while penalizing providers of fake online certificates that are designed [...]
Five Steps to Multijurisdictional Estate Planning
For many, the warmer climate and a lack of state income tax make Florida an attractive location for people to take up residence for at least a [...]
Property Tax and Property Tax Appeals in Florida
Florida is one of a handful of US states that does not charge an income tax. Local governments however do receive revenue from property taxes that are [...]
Starting an HOA for A Florida Community
Many Florida-based planned communities were started with a Homeowners Association already in place. However, a number of existing neighborhoods in the State of Florida have not yet [...]
HOAs, Condo Associations and Solar Panels
The State of Florida has regulations in place to protect the rights of homeowners who use renewable energy practices and install solar panels and other renewable energy [...]
HOAs: 4 Questions to Ask When Hiring a Property Management Company
Many associations in the state of Florida manage their properties by hiring a property management company. A property management company is a third-party entity that is contracted [...]
What to Know Before Serving in an HOA or Condo Association
The Homeowner’s Association (HOA) or Condo Association is the governing administration of a housing or condominium community. The vast majority of new developments and nearly every condo [...]
Franchising in the US and Florida
Franchising occurs when one company (the franchisee) gains the rights to use the brands and business model of another company (the franchisor) for a fixed period of [...]
Non-Financial Aspects of Estate Planning
When you think of estate planning is the only thing that comes to mind how your money will be distributed after you pass? If so, think again. [...]
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