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Condo & HOA Law
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2027 Legislative Outlook for Florida Community Association Managers
The 2026 session left Florida's Condominium and HOA Acts largely unchanged, but Chapter 617 was rewritten and several 2026 bills could return in 2027. Here is where things stand, what to watch, and key dates for community association managers.
Read articleHOA and Condo Budget Season in Florida: Reserves, Assessments, and Annual Meetings
What Florida condo and HOA boards must get right this budget season: budget notice, the new reserve rules, special assessment notices, and annual meeting deadlines.
Read articleAttorney Erum Kistemaker Celebrates 18 Years with Her Ormond Beach Law Firm
Attorney Erum S. Kistemaker celebrates 18 years of serving Florida businesses, property owners, and associations.
Read articleConsult Highlights at Kistemaker Business Law Group
Check out these highlights of recent consultations and legal matters handled by Kistemaker Business Law Group.
Read articleUnderstanding the Difference Between a Condo/HOA Lien and a Construction Lien in Florida
When dealing with real estate in Florida, liens are an important legal tool that protect the interests of various parties.
Read articleSummary of Consultations and Engagements – July/July
Check out our summary of Consultations and Engagements for July/July.
Read articleFirm Secures Dismissal in HOA Litigation Based on Procedural Defenses
This month, our firm achieved a significant victory on behalf of a homeowners association when the court dismissed a lawsuit alleging stormwater system failures.
Read articleHouse Bill 913 Signed into Law
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed House Bill 913 into law, which modifies regulations for condominium and cooperative associations.
Read articleEstoppel FAQs
An estoppel letter/certificate is used to facilitate a closing by providing a snapshot of the fees or assessments that a seller may owe to their association.
Read articleCondo Safety Law Glitch Bill, SB 154 – Summary
Seen as a “glitch bill,” SB 154, which recently passed, is a legislative means to resolving certain issues that came from the previous years legislative session's SB 4D.
Read articleCommunity Associations and the Obligation to Respond to Written Inquiries
Learn more about Community Associations and their Obligation to Respond to Written Inquiries.
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