We offer solutions-focused counsel tailored to the unique challenges of South Florida developers, investors, and homeowners’ associations.
Condominium and planned development projects demand meticulous legal planning and a thorough understanding of regulatory requirements.
Attorney Dana Goldman represents national and regional homebuilders, developers, and investors in the development of residential subdivisions and condominium projects across South Florida.
Her work includes due diligence, regulatory guidance, and the preparation of sales agreements, covenants, restrictions, and governing documents that control land use and set the framework for long-term community operations.
In condominium and planned development projects, governing documents establish the rules for development and land use, ownership rights, and how a community operates.
Attorney Dana Goldman advises on and drafts covenants and restrictions (DCCRs), declarations of condominium, association bylaws, and other governing documents for residential subdivisions and condominium communities. She helps developers and investors create clear, enforceable documents that support long-term project success.
Condominium associations in Florida operate within a complex legal framework. Attorney Dana Goldman counsels condominium associations on governance, statutory obligations under Florida condominium law, and day-to-day operational issues affecting their communities.
She also reviews and drafts agreements, assists in permit and compliance matters, and amends governing documents when needed. Associations rely on her knowledge and experience to maintain compliance, operate effectively, and resolve disputes.
Attorney Dana Goldman provides general representation to homeowners' associations. She advises HOAs on covenant interpretation, amendments, compliance, and enforcement matters, as well as compliance with Florida law.
She also helps with day-to-day operational issues, including maintenance and repair responsibilities. She offers associations practical guidance to navigate challenges effectively.
Beyond condominium and planned development law, attorney Dana Goldman also handles a variety of general real estate matters. She represents buyers and sellers in residential and commercial transactions, including contract preparation and review, permits and licenses, and other compliance matters.
She also assists individuals with landlord-tenant disputes, conflicts with community associations, and other consumer protection matters.
Yes. Planned developments and residential subdivisions involve zoning approvals, land use regulations, governing documents, and compliance requirements that must be handled correctly from the beginning. Developers and investors often engage a real estate attorney early to avoid costly delays, regulatory issues, or disputes that can arise later in the project.
A condominium and homeowners association attorney advises associations on governance, compliance with Florida law, enforcement of covenants, amendments to governing documents, and operational matters. Legal counsel helps boards navigate complex statutory requirements while protecting the association’s interests and maintaining community stability.
Yes. Disputes between associations and owners, or among board members, can arise over rules enforcement, maintenance responsibilities, assessments, or interpretation of governing documents. Legal counsel can provide guidance, negotiation support, and representation to resolve conflicts efficiently.
Developers and investors often require assistance with due diligence, regulatory compliance, preparation of sales agreements, drafting covenants and restrictions, and establishing governing documents for residential subdivisions and condominium projects. Legal guidance ensures the project is structured for long-term success.
Attorney Dana Goldman represents developers, investors, homebuilders, condominium associations, homeowners associations, buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across South Florida on a wide range of real estate and community association matters.
You should consider consulting an attorney when planning a development project, managing an association, facing a dispute, drafting or amending governing documents, or entering a residential real estate transaction. Early legal guidance can prevent costly problems later.
Dana Goldman P.A. serves clients throughout South Florida, particularly in northeast Miami-Dade County and southern Broward County, including areas such as Aventura, Bal Harbour, Sunny Isles Beach, Hallandale Beach, North Miami, and surrounding communities.