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Florida Condo Board Term Limits Are Here: What Associations Should Know Before July 1

For many Florida condominium associations, a long-discussed governance issue is about to become very real.

Beginning July 1, 2026, some condominium board members who have served continuously since July 1, 2018 may reach Florida’s eight-year statutory term limit for the first time, creating new questions for associations preparing for elections and board transitions. Under Florida law, condominium directors may not serve more than eight consecutive years unless certain exceptions apply.

For communities with longtime board leadership, now is the time to review what the law requires and avoid last-minute confusion.

Florida Condo Board Term Limits Are Here: What Associations Should Know Before July 1 By Peter S. Sachs, Esq. Sachs Sax Caplan, P.L. Founding Partner, Community Association Attorney For many Florida condominium associations, a long-discussed governance issue is about to become very real. Beginning July 1, 2026, some condominium board members who have served continuously since July 1,...

Why Costs Are Rising in Florida Condo Communities—and What It Means Going Forward

Across Florida, condominium communities are entering a period of sustained financial pressure. Rising costs are no longer isolated to one category—they are appearing across reserves, insurance, operations, and long-term planning.

For many associations, this is not a temporary spike. It reflects a broader shift in how communities are budgeting, maintaining properties, and planning for the future.

Read more in our : https://ssclawfirm.com/news-events/in-the-news/why-costs-are-rising-in-florida-condo-communities-and-what-it-means-going-forward

Why Costs Are Rising in Florida Condo Communities—and What It Means Going Forward By Peter S. Sachs, Esq.Sachs Sax Caplan, P.L.Founding Partner, Community Association Attorney Across Florida, condominium communities are entering a period of sustained financial pressure. Rising costs are no longer isolated to one category—they are appearing across reserves, insurance, operations...

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SSC Partner Steven G. Rappaport will serve as a featured panelist at an upcoming CAI Gold Coast Chapter and Treasure Coast Committee Lunch & Learn.

The educational program will focus on budgeting strategies and financial planning for community associations, with discussion topics including reserve study and funding requirements, identifying spending patterns, gathering financial data, accounting for increased expenses, and other key considerations impacting association budgeting and operations.

Steve will join a panel of industry professionals offering practical insights for board members, community association managers, and industry leaders navigating today’s evolving financial and legislative landscape.

Register for your spot now: https://cai-goldcoast.starchapter.com/meet-reg1.php?id=114

SSC is proud to support educational programs and industry events that help strengthen community association leadership and provide valuable guidance to associations throughout Florida.

What Makes a Well-Run Condo Association in Today’s Florida Market

As Florida’s condominium market evolves, buyers and owners are placing greater emphasis not just on individual units—but on the quality of the association behind them.

In today’s environment, a “well-run” condominium association is no longer defined solely by appearance or amenities. Increasingly, it is measured by financial transparency, governance practices, and long-term planning.

Read more in our : https://ssclawfirm.com/news-events/in-the-news/what-makes-a-well-run-condo-association-in-today-s-florida-market

What Makes a Well-Run Condo Association in Today’s Florida Market By Peter S. Sachs, Esq.Sachs Sax Caplan, P.L.Founding Partner, Community Association Attorney As Florida’s condominium market evolves, buyers and owners are placing greater emphasis not just on individual units—but on the quality of the association behind them. In today’s environment, a “wel...

SSC attorneys recently attended the South Palm Beach County Bar Association’s 64th Annual Installation Gala, an evening celebrating leadership, service, and the continued strength of the local legal community.

During the event, SSC Equity Partner Steve Rappaport was officially sworn in as President-Elect of the Association, while Partner Jeremy Dicker was installed to the Board of Directors. Joel Kenwood, a Past President of the Association, also attended the celebration alongside colleagues and members of the legal community.

Sachs Sax Caplan is proud to have its attorneys actively serving in leadership roles within the South Palm Beach County Bar Association and contributing to organizations that support professionalism, collaboration, and community engagement throughout South Florida’s legal community.

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Across every category, we bring the same core strengths: rapid assessment, detailed factual development, persuasive motion practice, and trial-ready preparation.

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UPCOMING PANEL - APRIL 15

Easements and Refreshments: An Overview of Common Easements and Update on Homestead and Condo/HOA Issues

SSC Equity Partner Steven Rappaport will be among the featured participants in an upcoming panel presented by the Palm Beach County Bar Association’s Real Estate and Community Law Association Committees, focused on important issues affecting real estate and community association practice.

Approved by The Florida Bar for 5.0 General Credits and 0.5 Technology, the course also offers certification credit across several areas, including Real Estate Law, Condominium and Planned Development Law, and Appellate Practice, among others. The program is expected to provide valuable education and practical insight for attorneys and professionals working in these complex and evolving areas of law. Registration is available to PBCBA members and non-members, with discounted rates for select members and complimentary attendance for judges.

We’re proud to see Steve continue representing Sachs Sax Caplan through high-level professional engagement and educational leadership within the legal community.

Register for the April 15 panel now: https://pbcba.intouchondemand.com/aaeventinfo.aspx?eventid=37485