Tannenbaum Lemole & Hill Community Association Attorneys

BEWARE OF POTENTIAL CONSTRUCTION LIENS

Contemplating a repair project? Retained a restoration contractor post-hurricane who has run up an enormous bill, and the payment of your insurance claim has been delayed? Florida law allows contractors, subcontractors, laboreres and suppliers to lien condo and HOA property if they are not paid, assuming they have followed necessary procedures for perfecting their lein rights. Associations can prevent liens, but diligence is required. In this Smart Board and Property Manager Legal Guide segment, Firm attorneys will address the prerequisites for perfecting construction liens in Florida, what property is susceptible to being liened, how associations can avoid liens, and how best to resolve liens once they are recorded.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tFp6624WSESN8Vbh2r817g

For questions: mcolburn@tlhlegal.com

BALL JANIK, LLP

Overview of Why Building Assessment at Turnover is Important. Including responsibility of the Board, retaining an expert, investigation of Common Element and Building Conditions by the Expert, protecting Yourself and the Board, and Turnover Document Production Overview

2033 Main Street, Sarasota

For questions, contact: nmcgill@balljanik.com