South Florida lawyers, residents and community association leaders are hoping that 2010 brings new laws to help the cash-strapped associations. More than a dozen bills that could directly impact condo and homeowners' associations will be considered in the 2010 legislative session.
December 28, 2009 at 02:30 AM
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May the new year bring new laws to help struggling condo and homeowner’s associations climb out of their collective financial hole.
That’s what many South Florida association boards, residents and their lawyers are wishing for as they eye several proposed bills in Tallahassee that could help cash-strapped associations collect delinquent maintenance fees.
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