Posted on February 14, 2023
By: Rima Suleiman If you’re looking to relocate your corporation to Florida, you generally have three options to choose from. These options, along with each of their pros and cons, are outlined below: 1. Conversion; 2. Dissolving your business and forming a new Florida Corporation;…
Read morePosted on February 2, 2023
Please apply ASAP, it is a first come, first serve basis! For more information go to www.FloridaDEP.gov/hurricane. The Florida Hurricane Restoration Reimbursement Grant Program addresses coastal beach erosion incurred as a result of preparation for or damage sustained from Hurricane Ian or Hurricane Nicole after Sept….
Read morePosted on January 10, 2023
So honored to be asked by Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation to present in their January 19 webinar about Special Assessments – to learn more and register for this informative session, click here – http://bit.ly/3uSzTA2 This is a FREE and virtual event hosted…
Read morePosted on January 5, 2023
By Erum Kistemaker With the holiday season coming to an abrupt ending, I have been receiving a lot of questions regarding restrictions on holiday lights and decor within community associations. The reoccurring questions are regarding how long decorations and lights can stay up, what kind…
Read morePosted on November 28, 2022
DAYTONA BEACH SHORES — Two dozen oceanfront condominiums and hotels in Daytona Beach Shores were evacuated both before and immediately after Tropical Storm Nicole hit the area on Nov. 10. One week later, roughly half remained vacant. Some could stay that way indefinitely, experts and city officials…
Read morePosted on November 15, 2022
“The Leadership Academy was an informative and wonderful experience because it offered me great leadership training and insight into the Florida Bar. As a result, I was able to cultivate amazing relationships and later became involved with committees within The Real Property, Probate & Trust…
Read morePosted on November 9, 2022
Important things to know and documents are attached below. Please keep safe!
Read morePosted on October 27, 2022
Community Association Management of Wetland Fish and Wildlife By Senior Attorney, Erin Glover-Frey I was out walking my dog last week, when I saw a pair of unfamiliar duck-like birds at a retention pond. They were tan and brown with a dark ring around their…
Read morePosted on October 19, 2022
The state of Florida Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) emergency permitting requirements apply to post storm recovery activities seaward of the coastal construction control lines established for 25 sandy beach counties or seaward of a 50-foot setback from mean high water on beaches of coastal counties without established CCCLs….
Read morePosted on October 5, 2022
Hurricane Ian’s impact is being felt throughout Florida, as such, it is likely that several condo and associations will need to access units to repair, dry out or replace common elements or limited common elements, sometimes even on an emergency basis. Even though the majority…
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