Condo Association Attorney

About the firm

We offer effective legal and business solutions to individuals, businesses, not-for-profit organizations, government agencies and community associations who call Florida home. We have built a significant presence in Florida through dedicated, active involvement and leadership in the professional, legislative and civic communities. We pride ourselves on offering our clients representation from diverse backgrounds, adding breadth and depth to our experience and bringing insight and expertise to the firm.

Why join us

• AV® Preeminent Rated by Martindale-Hubbell: the top peer review rating awarded to approximately 1% of law firms
• A collaborative, multidisciplinary team with deep expertise across real estate, government law, land use, corporate, and litigation practice areas
• An active firm committed to legislative and civic leadership—ideal for attorneys seeking professional growth and community impact
• Recognized frequently by Super Lawyers, Avvo, and Lawyers.com for client satisfaction, legal excellence, and ethics

Responsibilities

• Provide expert legal counsel to condominium, homeowners', and planned development associations on governance, compliance with Florida law, rule enforcement, and dispute resolution
• Draft, review, and negotiate association governing documents, contracts, vendor agreements, and board resolutions
• Represent associations in litigation before Florida state courts, ensuring compliance with statutes, regulations, and best practices
• Advise on statutory matters, including assessments, rule enforcement, lien foreclosures, and covenant enforcement
• Counsel boards of directors on risk management, meeting procedures, conflict of interest protocols, and fiduciary duties
• Conduct board and owner training sessions, workshops, and seminars on legal obligations, best practices, and legislative changes
• Stay current with developments in Florida Condominium and Planned Development Law; advise clients accordingly
• Collaborate with other firm attorneys on real estate, land use, corporate, and construction matters affecting associations

Qualifications

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited law school
• Active Florida Bar license; board certification in Condominium and Planned Development Law preferred
• Significant experience (3–5+ years) representing community associations in governance, drafting bylaws, contract review, and litigation
• Proven courtroom experience, including filings, hearings, settlement negotiations, and trials
• Strong drafting skills: contracts, policies, board resolutions, and meeting minutes
• Excellent communication skills—both written and verbal—for advising boards and conducting training
• Ability to manage a diverse portfolio of association clients, demonstrate sound judgment, and prioritize effectively
• Professional demeanor, high ethical standards, and capacity to build and maintain client relationships