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Jacksonville Condo Lawyer
Select a video below to learn about Florida Condo Law from the Jacksonville attorney(s) at the law firm of Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, PA
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Condo Law Basics: A condominium, or condo, is a form of housing where part of the real estate is individually owned, while use of and access to common facilities (e.g., hallways, elevators, mechanicals, lawns) is owned and controlled by the association of owners. Laws regarding condominium lawsuits, boards of directors, and assessments, may vary from state to state. The Jacksonville lawyer(s) at Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, PA answer your important questions, on video, about condominium law in Florida. For answers to your legal questions about Condo Law, click on a question below, or to contact Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, PA about Condo Law issues, use the form below or call (904) 834-4903. |
Condo Law
What happens if I do not pay my condo fees?
What if my condo changed a rule that affects me?
When can a condo board issue special assessments?
What if I do not agree with my condo association?
Does a condo meeting have to be open to residents?
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Am I entitled to a copy of our association's previous budgets?
Are there any records of the condominium association that should not be accessible to unit owners?
Are there any statutes in Florida that regulate activities in condominiums?
As a renter, do I have the same rights in using the common elements as a unit owner?
As a unit owner, do I have the right to attend a budget meeting?
Can a board charge interest on assessment fees even if it is not provided for in the declaration?
Can a board raise our assessment fees by 15 percent of last year's assessment?
Can a condominium association self-manage or does it need to hire a manager?
Can a unit owner mail in a vote or vote by proxy in the election of the board of administration?
Can an association can purchase a unit that was foreclosed?
Can the board charge unit owners to use the common elements?
Can the board keep me as a unit owner from using the common elements if I rented my unit?
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Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, PAhttp://www.oughtonlaw.com/
10365 Hood Road South, Suite 204
Jacksonville, Florida 32257
(904) 834-4903
About Our Firm
Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, P.A. is a full service law firm located in Jacksonville, Florida. We provide a broad range of high quality legal services to our clients, including both businesses and individuals, throughout the greater Jacksonville area. Our firm is experienced with legal matters involving real estate transactions and litigation. We will act on your behalf, aggressively and competently, to get your real estate issue resolved.
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The Florida lawyer(s) at Law Office of Preston H. Oughton, PA offer their Condo Lawservices to residents of Jacksonville, Orange Park, Jacksonville Beach, St. Augustine, Green Cove Springs, Yulee, Fernandina Beach, Callahan, Mayport, Mandarin, Atlantic Beach, Hilliard, Neptune Beach, Middleburg, Macclenny, Duval County, Clay County, Nassau County, St. Johns County, and Baker County.