Developer Turnover of Condominium Associations in Florida: Part II

By Hans C. Wahl October 6, 2021 Posted in Community Association Law

As discussed in Part I of this blog series, the developer controls a condominium association’s board of directors and, therefore, controls its operations and management prior to turnover. Once development is completed and units are sold, turnover of control of the association to the unit owners must occur. This blog […]

By Hans C. Wahl October 5, 2021 Posted in Community Association Law

The developer of a condominium manages the association’s operations and governance during the construction and initial sales phase of units.  During that time, the developer acts as the association’s board of directors.  After construction is completed and units are sold, turnover of control of the association from the developer to […]

By Jessica Cappock August 4, 2021 Posted in Community Association Law

Which Florida Statute governs? Lien expiration is a particular topic requiring close attention to the specifics, with drastic differences in process, requirements and strict deadlines dependent on the type of lien filed. While Florida lien law is extensive, it is also straightforward, governing with clear set checklists, forms, and expirations. […]