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Category Archives: HOA Disputes

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HOA Complaints Common in Florida

By Edward J. Jennings, P.A. |

When people think of homeowners associations (HOAs), they may cringe. These associations are common in some areas and while they are in place to maintain order and uniformity, it’s safe to say that they often go too far with their baseless rules. In fact, many HOA members make complaints. HOA complaints are extremely common… Read More »

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Unenforceable HOA Rules

By Edward J. Jennings, P.A. |

If your homeowners association (HOA) is like most of them, you know that there are a ton of rules involved. But how many of these laws are actually valid? For example, do any of them violate state or federal law? Most likely, they do. In communities governed by an HOA, the Covenants, Conditions, and… Read More »

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HOA Disputes Intensified During Pandemic

By Edward J. Jennings, P.A. |

Almost all of us have dealt with nosy neighbors at some point. These neighbors may be constantly trying to start trouble. They may be upset at everything you do, when all you want is some peace. You just want to do your own thing without being judged or yelled at. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic… Read More »

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HOA Disputes Over Signs

By Edward J. Jennings, P.A. |

The United States has seen its share of issues this year, from the coronavirus to racial tension to political drama. Many people like to express their feelings through signs. Many people have signs in their yards proclaiming their political views as well as stances on controversial issues. While this practice is OK in many… Read More »

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HOAs/Condos Required to Have Formal Dispute Resolution Policy

By Edward J. Jennings, P.A. |

It’s not uncommon for presidents of HOAs and condo owners to have to deal with disputes from time to time. Homeowners and renters may not agree with rulemakers about certain things, such as fees, regulations, pets, decorations and generally bad behavior from others. When HOA and condo disputes occur, some states require that there… Read More »

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