At Elevate Legal Services, PLLC, we specialize in defending individuals facing Administrative Complaints for Unlicensed Community Association Management under Florida Statute Chapter 468, Part VIII. This chapter regulates the Licensing and Practice of Community Association Managers (CAMs) in Florida, ensuring they meet the qualifications to manage homeowner associations, condominiums, and other communities effectively.
Operating as a community association manager without a license is a serious violation that can lead to an Administrative Complaint filed by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR). Penalties for unlicensed activity can include fines, cease-and-desist orders, and potential criminal charges, which can harm your reputation and career.
Our team at Elevate Legal Services, PLLC is experienced in defending individuals accused of unlicensed CAM practices. We understand the complexities of Chapter 468 and how the administrative process works. We will work diligently to take on the allegations, build a strong defense, and protect your rights and future.
If you’re facing an Administrative Complaint for Unlicensed Community Association Management, under Florida Statute Chapter 468, Part VIII, call us immediately and don’t face this alone. Let Our experienced team of lawyers protect your business, and reputation, defend your rights, and navigate you through the complexities of the Administrative Law Court. Call us now at 561-770-3335 or email us at [email protected] to get the quality legal advice and representation you deserve!
