Condominium and homeowners association governance, boards, and assessments
The South Tower condo association says Paige Stone has no standing as a tenant and that her claims are unsupported, and it wants her to pay its legal fees. A hearing on the motion to dismiss is set for Oct. 22.
A Miami Beach insurer is suing the owners of a luxury high-rise condo unit, alleging they ignored a known refrigerator leak that sent water cascading into the apartment below — and left someone else's insurance company to foot the bill.
Both Gabriele Scorza Le and contractor Restate Construction LLC have answered the ArteCity structural demolition lawsuit with sweeping affirmative defenses. Scorza Le has also filed a verified counterclaim, and Restate alleges a condo board member's own letter authorized the disputed construction.
A Miami-Dade woman is suing her landlord and the Central Carillon Beach Condominium Association, alleging toxic mold in her Collins Avenue unit caused years of debilitating illness, repeated hospitalizations, and permanent neurological damage.
A Miami Beach couple says their ground-floor unit at the Beachcomber of NOBE repeatedly flooded after the association ignored years of warnings — and they have the written notices to prove it. Members can read the full story.
A Miami-Dade judge granted a permanent injunction against a West Ave condominium tenant after months of alleged threats, harassment, and a confrontation in which he brandished a firearm at building staff.
A Miami-Dade lawsuit asks a court to declare a woman the legal owner of a Tatum Waterway Drive condo through adverse possession, stripping title from a deceased woman's estate without a sale.
More than two dozen unit owners at Bentley Bay Condominium on West Avenue have filed an emergency lawsuit to stop their condo association from requiring facial scans to enter the building, pool, and gym.
A Miami-Dade judge has ordered the Meridian Court Condominium Association to hire a licensed contractor and investigate a roof leak that a unit owner says has been flooding and damaging his home since mid-2025.
A Miami Beach condo owner's defamation lawsuit over a board letter accusing him of illegal construction survived a partial dismissal, with claims against the Condominium Association refiled the next day after a judge's split ruling.
The directors have moved to throw out the recall suit, pointing to a consent form with a single signature. Days earlier, the association dropped its own case against a unit owner the day before a hearing it had been fighting for months. Both dockets, explained.
A Miami Beach condominium association has taken two unit owners and their contractor to court after allegedly unauthorized structural demolition work triggered a city Unsafe Structures violation and a cease-and-desist that was reportedly ignored.