Community Association Law

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Navigating Replevin, Repossession, and Attachment in Florida: A Comprehensive Guide

By Ruby Jo "Catie" Smith March 24, 2025 Posted in Community Association Law Tagged in certified general contractor,construction recovery fund,florida homeowners,how to become a roofing contractor in florida,mediation,recovery fund,replevin,roofing contractor,roofing contractor examination

In the realm of Florida law, the terms replevin, repossession, and attachment frequently emerge, especially in disputes involving property rights. While they all serve the purpose of reclaiming property, understanding their distinct applications and the legal nuances associated with each is crucial. This guide delves into these legal actions, highlighting […]

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Appraisal Rights During Mergers and Sales

By Ruby Jo "Catie" Smith December 23, 2024 Posted in Community Association Law

Under certain circumstances, corporations or limited liability companies can choose to eliminate minority equity holders’ interests through merger or sale. During such a merger or sale, minority equity holders are protected by the Florida Statutes through appraisal rights. Appraisal rights were developed in an effort to ensure minority interest holders […]

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Florida Legislature Proposes Increased Limits to Florida Homeowner Recovery Fund Claims

By Christopher M. Cobb March 26, 2024 Posted in Community Association Law

The proposed changes to Chapter 489, Florida Statutes, are part of a larger bill impacting many professions governed by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and would impact the limits of Florida Homeowner Recovery Fund claims.  House Bill 1335 proposes amendments to Section, 489.143, Florida Statutes.   If passed, […]

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