On March 23, 2018, Governor Rick Scott approved HB 841/SB 1274 which makes subtle changes to the Homeowners’ Association Act, including Sections 720.303, 720.305, 720.306, and 720.3085.[1]  The amendments are

In part 1, we confirmed that for LLCs with more than one member, the sole remedy available to the judgment creditor of a member is a charging order. The charging

It made sense to you – create an entity, an LLC,  to protect you from personal liability.  If your business gets sued, you may have insurance in place to protect

For the first time in their history, the Greater Pensacola Chamber of Commerce, the Home Builders Association of West Florida, Inc. and the Pensacola Association of Realtors hosted a joint

A March 11, 2018 story in the Pensacola News Journal involving two sisters who inherited their childhood home from their mother in 2002 may have lost their property due to

We all own different types of insurance – home, car, health, life. While these policies all cover different things, they share one fundamental quality: these policies address risks, accidents, or

For commercial property owners, much of the attention this tax season has been on changes to federal law under the GOP tax bill passed late last year. But changes in

Adverse Possession is a Real Legal Concept While many people wonder whether reports about people gaining ownership rights to land under “squatter’s rights” are true, adverse possession is an actual

If you are a commercial landlord, it is likely that you have had to evict a tenant from your properties before; however, you may not recognize that even though an

Florida commercial real estate owners are understandably protective of their property and their investment. When cash flow problems and other concerns arise due to a tenant’s failure to meet its