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Q: I am the treasurer of my condominium association, and we are looking for ways to save our community money. One proposed solution is to send notices to owners only by e-mail, thereby ... The post Can Associations Require Owners to Receive Notices by E-Mail Only? first appeared on Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog .
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. · Oct 11, 2026
Recall disputes are among the more procedurally sensitive matters that arise in Florida community association governance. They involve enflamed owner sentiment and require boards to make prompt decisions that are often challenged. In an effort to standardize a contentious process, many Associations strictly adhere their recall election procedure to the […] The post “When Is the Wrong Recall Form Still Good Enough?” – FCAP Managers Report first appeared on Becker & Poliakoff .
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. · Oct 6, 2026
Q: At a recent meeting of the board of directors for my condominium association, the board voted to authorize the use of electronic voting. I understand this will be for both the election of directors and other matters that the members are asked to vote on. I am concerned because […] The post “Understanding Electronic Voting and Association Credit Card Rules” – News-Press first appeared on Becker & Poliakoff .
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. · Oct 4, 2026
The firm’s latest Miami Herald “Real Estate Counselor” column was authored by Michael L. Hyman. The article, which is headlined “Feeding Stray Cats in Your Community? The Association May Have Something to Say,” is in response to a recent Reddit post about a resident of a Florida condominium community who refuses to stop feeding stray cats. Such feedings typically run ... Read More The post Feeding Stray Cats in Your Community? The Association May Have Something to Say appeared first on Siegfried Rivera .
Siegfried Rivera · Oct 2, 2026
Every year as temperatures begin to drop up north, a familiar migration begins. While some birds head south in search of warmer weather, so do thousands of Florida condominium residents—our beloved “snowbirds.” These seasonal residents trade snow shovels and winter coats for palm trees and pool decks, typically spending the […] The post “Florida’s Snowbirds—Tips for the Great Migration” – FLCAJ first appeared on Becker & Poliakoff .
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A. · Oct 2, 2026
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