Feb 22, 2012 - Condo & Homeowner Associations
February 07, 2012|Daniel Vasquez – On Condos, On Condos
Whether a Florida buyer of a new home in a shared community has the right to sue a developer for faulty roads and sidewalks is the issue of a new bill — and battle between Florida courts and lawmakers.
Caught in the middle of the political and judicial crossfire: Homeowners.
The latest salvo in this brewing conflict is House Bill 1013, which states individual homeowners cannot hold builders liable for cracked sidewalks, leaking drainage ponds, or large potholes in the road caused by defective materials or workmanship.
Information Every Property Buyer Should Know About “Legal Access”By: Zachary Roth | Ansbacher Law When considering whether to purchase real estate, one matter that should always be considered is access. Without access to the property, the owner may find it difficult to utilize the property for their intended purpose. Unless an exception appears in a title insurance policy,…
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Barry Ansbacher Assists Action News InvestigationWhen Action News "Sends Ben" he call Barry for Legal Help Action News Investigative Reporter Ben Becker investigated the case of grandmother Ola Mills, 81, who was frustrated when a tree fell and damaged her property. Ms. Mills became frustrated when the landowner, the Duval County School Board, and the…
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Attorney Zachary Roth Fights to Defend Local Church from Unfair TaxationAttorney Zachary Roth of Ansbacher Law has recently been featured on First Coast News, among other news outlets, regarding his representation of Abundant Love Ministries. Ansbacher Law frequently represents churches, synagogues, and other community institutions. Abundant Love Ministries has been ministering to the community for nearly 40-years. Although the church…
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