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A good reason why society provides for prevailing party attorney fees and costs is to make a potential plaintiff think twice before filing a lawsuit. Imagine being able to sue your adversary in court without worry that if you lose you will NOT have to pay prevailing party attorney fees and costs to the other […]

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The Washington Post recently released an article regarding the consequences of the increasing green iguana population in South Florida. The green iguana is native to large parts of Central America, eastern Caribbean islands, and parts of South America. This invasive species was first reported to be inhabiting South Florida in the 1960’s. An invasive species […]

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Campbell Property Management has opened their sixth office in Port St. Lucie, Florida. They have built a strong presence in Port St. Lucie over the past few years. This local office will better accommodate the needs of the homeowner and condominium associations that Campbell manages in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties. Some of […]

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South Florida is a region where seasonal rains fall over flat lands that offer little drainage. It is imperative that associations understand their stormwater systems and that ongoing maintenance of drainage systems is performed for flood prevention and compliance. Some counties and local water control districts require licensing and renewal of the permits for the […]

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The following message is from FACTSS.org, a Statewide Steering Committee of volunteers who are concerned Condominium Association leaders from every area of Florida. FACTSS is committed to protect condo owners’ right to opt out of expensive fire prevention systems. An opt-out right that is threatened by pending legislation that is being voted on this week. […]

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The sixth annual Florida Community Association Journal’s Readers’ Choice Award winners have been announced! The FLCAJ Readers’ Choice Awards give communities and board members an opportunity to select their favorite service providers. These prestigious awards recognize service providers that offer superior service and demonstrate a commitment to the success of their communities. Online nominations were accepted and […]

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As happens far too often, contractors bid on an improvement project, start the work, only to later walk off the job. The contractor might do this for one of many reasons: the job was not bid correctly, prices go up, the laborers demand more money, and anything else that leads the contractor to believe they […]

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Jackie Witt is the President of the Winston Trails Foundation Master Association, an HOA of 1,891 homes in Lake Worth, Florida. Jackie has been on the Board for a total of five years, and she has held the role of President for the past three years. She has also served as Vice President of the […]

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Mike DeCenzo is the President of The Corniche, a beachfront condominium association of 110 units on Singer Island, Florida. Originally from Massachusetts, where he attended college as well as medical school, Mike began his career as a Urologist in Springfield, Massachusetts. He remained there for 35 years until his retirement. During his career, Mike founded […]

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Once disaster strikes, the opportunity to adequately prepare for a hurricane has passed. As Florida enters hurricane season, we wish to remind community associations and their members of the importance of having a plan in place to operate the association, make emergency repairs and ensure the safety of the unit owners, guests and tenants immediately […]

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Florida Association News Blog

Hurricane Season is here – If you suffer a casualty, you need to know about this new law

Invasive Iguanas Wreaking Havoc in South Florida

Campbell Property Management Opens New Office in Port St. Lucie

Understanding Stormwater Systems

Don’t let the state force expensive fire prevention systems on condos that were given the right to opt out

The Sixth Annual Florida Community Association Journal’s Readers’ Choice Award Winners have been Announced

Your Association’s Contractor Walked Off The Job – Now What??

Meet the Director – Jackie Witt

Meet the Director – Mike DeCenzo

Narrowing The Cone of Uncertainty – Is Your Community Association Prepared for an Emergency?

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