One (1) Legal CEU for Condominium Board Members.
Instructor: Kerstin Henze, Esq.

This course will provide new and experienced Condominium Board Members with the latest legislative updates affecting their Florida Condominium Associations.

Important, please read:

• Note 1: On webinar day you must arrive on time and attend in full. Partial attendance will not result in receipt of a certificate.
• Note 2: The DBPR Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares & Mobile Homes requires that all Board Members who attend must conduct their own webinar registration and, on the day of the webinar, log in/join in on their own, with their own unique link (or phone in information) provided by Zoom. This must take place even if you watch with other people. This assures you will appear on the attendance sheet, providing proof of attendance.
• Note 3: This is a course for Board Members of an Condominium Association. If you are a Board Member for a Homeowners’ (HOA) or a Cooperative, this class will NOT satisfy your state CEU requirement.

Enroll Free Here.

Note: If you register, be sure to read all of the notes at the top of the registration page. Register HERE.

Join Kaye Bender Rembaum attorneys Kerstin Henze and Alan Schwartzseid, BCS for this Condominium Board Member Certification Course. Co-hosted by Empire Management.

Note that this is not a Board Member CEU, and it is the 4-hour Certification session.

This Condo board certification course has been updated to include items from legislation that went into effect July 1, 2025. Board members will receive a comprehensive education of the statutory requirements and responsibilities that each volunteer must know to more effectively serve on the Board of Directors of a Condominium Association.

CEU for CAMS: Course 9633711 | 1 CE credit in IFM or Elective | KBR Provider #: 5092

Led by attorney Alan Schwartzseid, BCS. Co-hosted with GRS Community Management, with Courtney Buchan, CAM in attendance.

Cameras (including drones) have become prevalent in Florida community associations, especially after the Florida legislature adopted statutes protecting multi-family communities from certain negligent security claims if cameras (among other proactive measures) are added. Lack of understanding regarding the limitations of this protection, the legal requirements and prohibitions pertaining to video and audio recording in Florida law community associations, and various other aspects of those recordings, can be severely damaging to community associations. Participants in this course will learn about common pitfalls in installation, maintenance, and monitoring of cameras in community associations.

Last Tuesday of each month from 5:00pm to 5:50pm. Features attorney Kerstin Henze, the Managing Attorney of the Tampa location.