About FloridaHOALaw.AI
What this is
FloridaHOALaw.AI is a research and reference resource designed to help Florida homeowners, board members, and property managers understand HOA law and governing documents. It is provided for general informational, educational, and research purposes only.
Content is grounded in Florida Statutes Chapter 720 (Homeowners Association Act), which governs all Florida homeowners associations with mandatory membership. It does not cover condominiums, which are governed by Chapter 718.
This resource does not provide legal advice and is not a substitute for consulting a licensed Florida attorney about your specific situation.
How it works
- 1. Reference pages — 25 topic pages cover the most common Florida HOA questions: fines, liens, elections, records access, and general authority. Each page cites the specific statute section and links to the current text at flsenate.gov.
- 2. AI assistant — For questions not covered by the reference pages, the AI assistant uses retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) over Florida Statutes Chapter 720 to help you research your question. Members can save chat history and upload HOA documents for context.
- 3. Statute links — Every cited statute links directly to the current text on the Florida Legislature's official site (flsenate.gov) so you can verify the source yourself.
Who it's for
✓ Homeowners who received a fine, lien notice, or violation letter and want to research the applicable statutes before deciding how to respond
✓ Board members who need to understand notice and enforcement procedures under Florida Statutes Chapter 720
✓ Property managers who manage Florida HOAs and need a quick statutory reference
✓ Anyone researching what Florida HOAs can and cannot do under state law
Have a specific question?
Browse the topic pages or ask the AI assistant directly.