Florida statutes on HOAs

Florida statutes govern homeowners’ associations (HOAs) by establishing rules for transparency, governance, and member rights. HOAs must provide clear information about meetings, budgets, and dues, and they cannot enforce rules that conflict with state laws. Property owners have the right to access association records, attend meetings, and voice concerns. The laws also regulate assessments, dispute resolution, and disciplinary actions to ensure they are fair. Overall, Florida statutes aim to balance HOA authority with residents' rights, promoting transparency, accountability, and mutual respect within community associations.