Presented by Craig Finck from Centennial Bank and the same group who brings you the luncheons at Capriccio’s restaurant:
WHY ASSOCIATIONS SHOULD FUND RESERVES
Course: # 9630036 | Credit: 1 CE (IFM/ELE)
Webinar | Updating Governing Documents
Hosted by Campbell Property Management | Course provided by Kaye Bender Rembaum | Instructor: Emily E. Gannon, Esq.
Course #: 9630143 | Provider #: 0005092 | 1 CE credit in IFM or ELE
Join Evan Bradley from Campbell Property Management and Emily Gannon from Kaye Bender Rembaum for this Updating Governing Documents CEU Webinar. Property Managers who attend will receive 1 CEU credit. Board Members who attend will learn about updating Governing Documents.
Be sure to ask your question about updating governing docs when you register. We will do our best to answer as many questions as possible.
Ask the Attorneys
A town hall-style presentation. Attendees ask association-related questions, and our panel, featuring Florida Bar Board Certified Specialists in Condominium and Planned Development Law, attorneys Robert L. Kaye and Michael S. Bender, answer them live.
The format will be as follows: Attendees will use the “Raise Hand” feature on the Zoom interface. We will enable your mic to ask your question, similar to a radio talk show!
Hosted by City of Tamarac with Kaye Bender Rembaum.
HOA Board Member Certification
Instructor: Emily E. Gannon, Esq. | This webinar covers the essentials of HOA board membership, and is updated regularly to remain current with legislative amendments. In addition, this webinar satisfies Florida’s requirement for new HOA board members. It also serves as an excellent refresher course. CAMS who attend will receive two CEU’s in the IFM category.
Course #: 9630140 | Provider #: 0005092Â |Â 2 CE’s in IFM
Jumping Into the Present: Why Amending your Documents is Important
Hosted by Affinity Management Services | Course provided by Kaye Bender Rembaum (Andrew B. Black, Esq., BCS instructor)
Course #: 9630143 | Provider #: 0005092 | 1 CE credit in IFM or ELE
Statutory changes and case law decisions greatly impact the interpretation, enforceability and legal effect of the governing documents of a community association. Antiquated documents can create liability exposure to the association and its members. Old provisions may hinder association operations, leaving community associations without the rights and remedies it needs to property govern the community. Learn about common pitfalls in older governing documents, specific provisions that are no longer legally enforceable and why updates are so crucial to successful association governance.