Condominium and Homeowner Association Law
The attorneys at Weldon & Rothman, PL represent associations, unit owners,
prospective buyers, and ad hoc committees throughout Southwest Florida
with the complexities of the Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718), Florida
Cooperative Act (Chapter 719), Florida Homeowners Association Act (Chapter
720), and other relevant condominium, cooperative, and homeowner
association laws. Whether you need a litigator or general counsel, the
attorneys at Weldon & Rothman, PL are prepared to zealously represent you.
Condominiums are creatures of statute. In Florida, Chapter 718 of the
Florida Statutes provides the framework for all Florida Condominiums.
Condominiums consist of individually owned units as well as common areas
and facilities that are owned collectively and are operated through the
condominium or homeowner association. All owners must pay assessments
or maintenance fees for the common areas and abide by the association rules
and regulations. Under Florida condominium law, unit owners who don't pay
maintenance fees can have a lien placed on their individual unit and can
result in a foreclosure and eviction.
prospective buyers, and ad hoc committees throughout Southwest Florida
with the complexities of the Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718), Florida
Cooperative Act (Chapter 719), Florida Homeowners Association Act (Chapter
720), and other relevant condominium, cooperative, and homeowner
association laws. Whether you need a litigator or general counsel, the
attorneys at Weldon & Rothman, PL are prepared to zealously represent you.
Condominiums are creatures of statute. In Florida, Chapter 718 of the
Florida Statutes provides the framework for all Florida Condominiums.
Condominiums consist of individually owned units as well as common areas
and facilities that are owned collectively and are operated through the
condominium or homeowner association. All owners must pay assessments
or maintenance fees for the common areas and abide by the association rules
and regulations. Under Florida condominium law, unit owners who don't pay
maintenance fees can have a lien placed on their individual unit and can
result in a foreclosure and eviction.
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Condominium Law
Chapter 718, Florida Statutes
Cooperative Law
Chapter 719, Florida Statutes
Homeowner Association Law
Chapter 720, Florida Statutes
Chapter 718, Florida Statutes
Cooperative Law
Chapter 719, Florida Statutes
Homeowner Association Law
Chapter 720, Florida Statutes
Florida is known for its many residential condominiums, a popular choice for many full-time and
part-time Florida residents. In recent years, commercial developments have also turned to the
condominium framework to allow individuals to own a piece of commercial property while sharing in
common areas and facilities with other unit owners. Also, condominium conversions, which is a process
whereby an existing apartment building or development is transformed into a condominium, have become
very common.
The condominium procedures can at times be very complex. It is important to have an attorney involved
early on in the process. Before beginning a condominium transaction, whether you are a buyer, seller, or
developer, contact a lawyer at Weldon & Rothman, PL to guide you through the process.
Before you buy a condo in Florida, you should make sure that you understand both the sales contract and
the CONDOMINIUM DOCUMENTS prior to purchase. If you are buying a condo from a developer, you
have 15 days to rescind the contract from the time that you receive the condominium documents. If you
are buying a condo from a private owner, you typically have three days to rescind. PLEASE MAKE SURE
THAT YOU RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CONDOMINIUM DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO BUYING! The Condo
documents contain the covenants (restrictions), rules and regulations that may greatly impact your
decision to purchase the condo unit. Don't go at it alone, let the experience of an attorney at Weldon &
Rothman, PL to educate you on Florida's condominium laws and the condominium documents to make
sure you understand what you are getting.
For more information, email Attorney Richard Weldon regarding your Condo, Cooperative, or
Homeowners Association legal matter - Click Here
part-time Florida residents. In recent years, commercial developments have also turned to the
condominium framework to allow individuals to own a piece of commercial property while sharing in
common areas and facilities with other unit owners. Also, condominium conversions, which is a process
whereby an existing apartment building or development is transformed into a condominium, have become
very common.
The condominium procedures can at times be very complex. It is important to have an attorney involved
early on in the process. Before beginning a condominium transaction, whether you are a buyer, seller, or
developer, contact a lawyer at Weldon & Rothman, PL to guide you through the process.
Before you buy a condo in Florida, you should make sure that you understand both the sales contract and
the CONDOMINIUM DOCUMENTS prior to purchase. If you are buying a condo from a developer, you
have 15 days to rescind the contract from the time that you receive the condominium documents. If you
are buying a condo from a private owner, you typically have three days to rescind. PLEASE MAKE SURE
THAT YOU RECEIVE A COPY OF THE CONDOMINIUM DOCUMENTS PRIOR TO BUYING! The Condo
documents contain the covenants (restrictions), rules and regulations that may greatly impact your
decision to purchase the condo unit. Don't go at it alone, let the experience of an attorney at Weldon &
Rothman, PL to educate you on Florida's condominium laws and the condominium documents to make
sure you understand what you are getting.
For more information, email Attorney Richard Weldon regarding your Condo, Cooperative, or
Homeowners Association legal matter - Click Here
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