Challenging Hoa Special Assessments

Summary

In Florida, HOA special assessments must comply with governing documents and state statutes. If a 14-day notice and vote are required, the HOA must follow these rules. If misrepresentation occurred during the property sale, you may have grounds for a legal claim. Gather documentation, review contracts, and consult an attorney to explore potential claims against the seller and management company. Consider mediation or arbitration before litigation. Research Florida Statutes, Chapter 720, for more information.

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Just that they have to be voted on and a 14 day notice given before implementing
In Florida, special assessments by an HOA are generally governed by the association's governing documents and Florida statutes. Given that your governing documents mention a *-day notice and a vote requirement, the HOA must adhere to these rules. If they fail to do so, you may have grounds to challenge the special assessment.
Would you like more detailed information on how to proceed with challenging this assessment?
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Here is some general information on how to challenge an HOA special assessment in Florida:
- Ensure the HOA provided the *-day notice.
- Verify if the vote was conducted properly.
- Review Florida Statutes, Chapter *, which governs HOAs.
- Consider mediation or arbitration before pursuing litigation.
Would you like more detailed steps or assistance on any specific part?
Both the seller and the management company lied about the assessment both stating that there were no planned special assessments before I purchased them two months later a special assessment was forced what can I do
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You may have grounds for a legal claim based on misrepresentation. Here's what you can do:
*. Gather Documentation: Collect all correspondence and documents related to the sale and assessment.
*. Review Contracts: Check the purchase agreement for any clauses related to assessments.
*. Consult an Attorney: Seek legal advice to explore options for potential claims against the seller and management company for misrepresentation.
Would you like assistance finding an attorney specializing in real estate law?
Do I need an attorney to file something
In your situation, consulting an attorney would be beneficial due to the complexity of misrepresentation claims and HOA regulations. Here are some general steps you may consider:
- Gather all documents related to the sale and assessment.
- Review the purchase agreement.
- Research Florida Statutes, Chapter *.
Would you like help finding an attorney specializing in real estate law?