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February 2020
Important considerations for unit owners who wish to transfer their units to a corporate entity for estate, liability, or tax planning purposes By: Carolina Sznajderman Sheir, Esq. Alessandra Stivelman, Esq. Is a unit owner who transfers title from an individual capacity to a corporate entity or LLC required to obtain Association approval? The answer is...
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Por: Carolina Sznajderman Sheir, Esq. Una de las mayores quejas expresadas por propietarios en asociaciones comunitarias es la falta de transparencia y/o acceso a la información sobre las operaciones de dicha asociación. A veces parece que documentos operativos vitales como los Estatutos, las actas de las reuniones, los contratos y los estados de cuenta bancarios...
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Loud Noises, Foul Odors, Shake the Walls Vibrations, Barking Dogs and Late Night Dancers – Is it a Nuisance? WHAT: Condominium residents and board members are invited to attend a free Condo Rights Workshop to explore a variety of nuisance topics: from loud noises at all hours, barking dogs, cigarette smoke, confrontations with neighbors, hoarding...
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American with Disability Act Requirements and Potential Legal Consequences When Going Digital By: Carolina Sznajderman Sheir, Esq. and Jonathan Garber Like it or not, many Florida condominium associations are now digital. As of January 1, 2019, Florida condominium associations with 150 or more units are required to maintain a website pursuant to Fla. Stat. §718.111(12)(g)....
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Thank you, my comments on the evaluation of the course was that it was the best presentation I have ever attended. Congratulations to your team! Mel
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