Florida District Court Says HOA Loitering and Curfew Rules Discriminate Against Children
- Case Decisions, Dispute Resolution, Governing Documents
United States District Court, Southern District of Florida, decision (October 1, 2015).
In this action, the Fair Housing Center of the Greater Palm Beaches, Inc. (“Plaintiff”) alleged that the Defendant Homeowners Associations (“Association”) had policies and practices that discriminated against children in violation of the federal Fair Housing Act (“FHA”) and corresponding Florida state statutes. Association had Rules and Regulations that: (i) included a “Loitering Rule” that prohibited loitering (congregating on the streets of the development) at any time; and (ii) a “Curfew Rule” that persons under the age of 18 must be in their home or on their patio after sunset.
Subscription Required to Continue Reading
To view the full HOA Featured Article, you must have a Subscription with HOA Member Services
Become a Member
Personal Monthly
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
25% OFF Download Forms
-
1 User
Personal
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
25% OFF Download Forms
-
1 User
Pro
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
Free Unlimited Access to Download Forms (save $1000s!)
-
Unlimited Personal Support from HOA Attorney
-
1 User
HOA Team
-
Access to over 600 Articles & Case Decisions
-
Access to hundreds of Resources
-
HOA Newsletter
-
Free Copy of HOA LIVING
-
Free Unlimited Access to Download Forms (save $1000s!)
-
Unlimited Personal Support from HOA Attorney
-
Up to 10 Users