Open forum is not only required by law, but it’s a valuable opportunity for boards to hear from their members.

The way Florida condominium associations are required to handle budgets and meetings is changing on July 1, 2025.

Florida condo and HOA law: what to know about special assessments, block views and the right to speak on agenda items.

A: An open forum opportunity is required by Civil Code Section 4925 in all open board meetings and in membership meetings.

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The Senate bill would reshape the power HOAs have in North Carolina. The bill caps fines for violations at $2,500 each and ...

The Dunwoody Homeowners Association on June 22 heard a proposal about a zoning change that would allow the construction of ...

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Florida House Bill 983 aims to enhance homeowner protections, increase transparency in HOA operations, and ensure fairer elections. The bill mandates detailed financial disclosures, standardizes ...