Property managers are often the first to
identify when a community needs legal guidance.
We make that referral easy to stand behind.
With more than 1,000 associations represented across
Florida, Sachs Sax Caplan Kaskel & Schner, PLLC is
the firm managers turn to when the matter requires
depth in community association law.
Managers carry the day-to-day weight of running a community. When a legal question arises - routine or complex - the firm is accessible, direct, and focused on giving boards answers they can act on.
Questions from boards and managers do not wait for a scheduled call. The firm's attorneys are accessible, and every written inquiry receives a response within one business day. Managers can reach us directly without working through layers of staff.
Board members change. Statutory requirements do not slow down when a new director joins. The firm provides board education on Florida association statutes, proper meeting procedures, records obligations, and the governance issues that surface most often - helping managers keep boards on solid footing.
Declarations, bylaws, rules, and vendor contracts that are clear and current reduce the questions that end up in disputes. The firm reviews and drafts governing documents so that the foundation a manager works from is sound - and so that the community's authority to act is not in question when it needs to.
When a matter becomes a dispute - a covenant enforcement action, an assessment collection, a construction defect claim, or contested litigation - board-certified attorneys step in with the depth to see it through. Managers are not left explaining a referral that did not hold up.
Managers who refer boards to counsel are attaching their reputation to that recommendation. The depth of the bench at Sachs Sax Caplan Kaskel & Schner, PLLC - more than 30% of the firm's attorneys Board Certified by The Florida Bar, an AV Preeminent peer review rating, and four decades serving Florida associations - gives managers solid ground to stand on.
The firm handles the full scope of what association managers face: routine governance questions, complex document interpretation, construction defect claims, and contested litigation. A manager who works with this firm does not need a second referral when the matter escalates.
The scale of the practice means the firm has seen the question your board is asking - and has an answer grounded in real experience, not theory.
Florida Bar Board Certification is the state's highest credentialing standard in a specific area of law. More than 30% of the firm's attorneys hold it.
Private club communities have distinct legal needs. The firm's depth in club representation sets it apart for managers who work with that segment.
Two South Florida offices - in Boca Raton and Palm Beach Gardens - keep the firm close to the communities you manage across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties, from coastal high-rises to country-club communities.
Governing documents, governance, compliance, covenant enforcement, construction defects, and complex association disputes handled by attorneys with decades in the practice.
See community association counselMilestone inspections, structural reserve requirements, electronic voting, and the post-2022 statutory changes that require condominium associations to act - and act carefully.
See condominium counselRepair contracts, construction defect claims, lien and bond disputes, and construction litigation - matters that come up for managers overseeing aging or newly built properties.
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6111 Broken Sound Parkway NW
Suite 200
Boca Raton, FL 33487
5100 PGA Boulevard
Suite 201
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418