A recent case, Coastal Creek Condominium Association, Inc. v. FLA Trust Services LLC has upped the ante in the fight to collect outstanding assessments owed by previous owners pursuant to Section 718.116(1)(a), Florida Statute. In Coastal Creek, the Florida First District Court of Appeal adopted a different interpretation of a Florida statute than the Florida Third District Court of Appeal’s 2013 opinion Aventura Management, LLC v. Spiaggia Ocean Condominium Association, Aventura 105 So. 3d 637 (Fla. 3d DCA 2013). Unlike in the 2013 Spiaggia opinion, the Coastal Creek opinion determined that joint and several liability extends backwards to include the total historical debt that remains outstanding and does not get limited to the portion of the debt during the most recent owner’s period of ownership. Read the article……………………
Owners at the Regency Gardens Condominiums got notices saying their board plans to pass a…
The aftermath from the multi-day barricade in Henderson remains. The face of the townhome where…
The Arizona Court of Appeals on Tuesday rejected a lawsuit filed by debt collectors and…
Buckley says the condo association was developed with private infrastructure and the maintenance of roadways…
The Netstrata insurance scandal rocked the strata management industry in NSW but that’s just the…
"We started the energy modernization of the house back in 19. At that time, we…