Drivers everywhere do not wake up wondering what they are going to do if they get into an accident, and understandably so. Nobody wants to worry about something like that. However, accidents do happen, and when they do, you should be prepared. Keeping a cool head and sticking to the plan can dramatically help the […]
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Associations have emergency authority to deal with the aftermath of this storm. Section 718.1265 Florida Statutes grants condominium association emergency powers, and Section 720.316 grants similar authority to homeowner associations. The special authority becomes effective upon the declaration of a state of emergency by Florida’s Governor. To exercise these powers, the property governed by the […]
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Real estate attorney Barry Ansbacher says that disclosure is voluntary, and just as with the sellers contract, both have weak enforcement provisions… Watch Action News Report
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FREE BILL TRACKING CHART The 2019 Legislative Session will begin on March 5, 2019, and is expected to end sixty days later on May 3, 2019. However, the Florida House and Senate start work well before the opening gavel. If you want to have meaningful input into the laws that will impact your business, […]
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Barry Ansbacher was recognized as a Board Certified Specialist in Condominium and Planned Development Law by The Florida Bar on June 1, 2018. Condominium and Planned Development Law is the practice of law that involves serving as the attorney to community associations, property owners, sellers, purchasers, developers, lenders, governmental agencies, drafting governing documents, construction liens, […]
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While most car accident victims are understandably concerned about their immediate circumstances, the greatest losses from accident-related injuries typically come in the future. From ongoing medical expenses to chronic pain and suffering, the lasting consequences of a personal injury from a car crash can be substantial, and they are among the primary reasons why all […]
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