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Jeffrey Rembaum, Esq. is a Board Certified Specialist in Condominium and Planned Development Law and a community association lawyer with the law firm Kaye Bender Rembaum, in its Palm Beach Gardens office. He also is the writer for Rembaum’s Association Roundup. Mr. Rembaum’s law practice consists of representing condominium, homeowners, and cooperative associations, developers and unit owners throughout Florida. He can be reached by email at JRembaum@KBRLegal.com or by calling 561-241-4462. No good writer exists without a great editor, and that editor is KBR attorney Andrew B. Black, BCS. Learn more about Mr. Black here.
The purpose of this Roundup article is to clarify which condominium association official records must be posted to the association’s website. This is due to the January
An Ever-Changing Situation In two previous articles – “Violation Remedies: Self-Help vs. Injunction | Which to Use” published in June 2022 and “Is It Time
The Statutory Similarities and Differences Applicable to Condominium, Cooperative, and Homeowners’ Associations Electronic voting continues to become an increasingly attractive option for community associations. The
Overall, the often statutorily required pre-suit mediation process governed by §720.311, Fla. Stat., can potentially save a community association tens of thousands of dollars by
At times the law can be quite cruel. A recent appellate case from Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal, Vuletic Group LLC d/b/a Concept Construction v.
On June 23, 2025, Florida Governor DeSantis signed House Bill 913 (HB 913) into law. Its provisions took effect on July 1st. In last month’s
As initially written for the Florida Community Association Journal, by the time you read this article we will know whether Florida House Bill 913, as
Admittedly there are always two sides to every story. This is why we have the American judicial system to get to the resolution of a
What is the standard of care that a community association officer and board member owe to their association? The Homeowners’ Association Act (Ch. 720 Fla. Stat.)
It is clear that Florida’s community association collection/foreclosure legislation allows associations to foreclose an owner’s home for nonpayment of assessments. However, not all of the
