At The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A., we help both homeowners and community associations navigate the often-complicated world of Florida HOA and condominium law. Whether you're a resident dealing with a dispute or a board member seeking compliance support, our firm offers practical, timely legal guidance grounded in years of Florida-specific experience.
Florida has one of the highest numbers of HOAs and condo associations in the country, and with that comes a unique set of legal rules. From governing documents and elections to assessments, fines, and dispute resolution, these issues require more than general legal knowledge; they require a clear understanding of Florida’s condo and HOA statutes.
Without experienced legal guidance, homeowners may feel overwhelmed, and associations risk making decisions that violate statutes or expose them to liability. That’s where we come in.
At The Law Office of Jed A. Stabler, P.A., we represent both homeowners and community associations across Palm Beach County in a range of legal matters, including:
Community law requires not only knowledge of Florida statutes but also diplomacy, discretion, and sound legal judgment. Here’s why homeowners and associations in West Palm Beach turn to us:
With over a decade of experience serving clients in Palm Beach County, we understand how Florida’s HOA and condo laws play out in real life, not just on paper.
We’ve represented both sides, homeowners and boards, so we know how to anticipate issues, defuse conflict, and offer realistic legal solutions for both parties.
We go beyond legal theory. Whether you’re revising bylaws or responding to a violation notice, we provide clear next steps, not confusion.
Questions about your rights or responsibilities shouldn’t take days to answer. Our firm is known for responsive communication and dedicated client service, from start to finish.
Had a fantastic experience, everything was explained to me so that I can understand, was very knowledgeable and professional, very helpful with all my concerns and questions and always responded very promptly anytime I called or emailed. Best experience I have had with a lawyer. Very highly recommended.
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Jed was a pleasure to work with. Very professional and responsive to our many questions as the process moved along. The total bill was very reasonable considering the amount of work he had to put in. Would highly recommend!
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Jed Stabler prepared my will and other planning documents. From the first appointment to the document signing, Jed explained everything clearly and patiently--always encouraging questions and making sure I understood everything. The office staff was always professional and welcoming. I highly recommend this law office.
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My mom passed away this past April and Jed Stabler was her attorney. We turned to him for guidance and received a professional and personal experience issues of probating the will and directing us on what to do with all other issues. He was very helpful and there when we needed any questions answered.
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I have worked with Jed on a couple of occasions and I could not have asked for a better estate attorney. I would highly recommend Jed to anyone in need of a great lawyer.
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Attorney Jed Stabler went into meticulous attention and details in explaining to me all the angles about Estate planning and their relevance to the laws of Florida. It is very reassuring and comforting to have the peace of mind that Attorney Stabler could provide to his clients. Kudos!
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Jed is a great attorney and a great person to work with. He helped my brother and I through some tough times as neither of us had been through this process before. At the end of the day everything he stated up front when taking the case was accomplished as he had promised. I would recommend Jed to anyone who is going through the probate process.
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Florida law gives homeowners several rights, including access to association records, participation in meetings, and the ability to challenge unlawful board actions. However, these rights can be limited by valid governing documents, so it’s important to review both state law and your community’s rules.
Associations must follow a legal process before imposing fines, including giving notice and offering a hearing before an impartial committee. If those steps aren’t followed, the fine may be invalid.
Start by reviewing your governing documents. If the issue can’t be resolved informally, you may need to file a formal complaint or seek legal counsel. Some disputes require mediation under Florida law before going to court.
It depends on your governing documents and the nature of the change. Some rules or budget changes can be made by the board alone, while others require owner approval. An attorney can clarify which applies in your situation.
An experienced attorney can help interpret governing documents, protect your rights, avoid costly missteps, and ensure that all actions, whether by a homeowner or board, are legally sound. We help resolve issues quickly and avoid unnecessary escalation.
