Community Association Law · South Florida
Counsel your association
can rely on.
We represent condominium and homeowners associations across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach — with direct communication, clear counsel and steady advocacy from the first call to resolution.
About the firm
A steady hand for
Florida’s community
associations.
Boards call us when something has to be handled correctly the first time: an assessment that is not being paid, a covenant that is being ignored, a vendor contract nobody read closely, a turnover that never happened.
We work exclusively with condominium and homeowners associations, so the statute, the documents and the politics of a board meeting are familiar ground. You get an attorney who answers the phone, explains the options in plain language and tells you what a matter will realistically take.
Practice areas
Where boards need us most.
Every association is different, but the problems arrive in familiar forms. These are the matters we handle for boards and managers every week across South Florida.
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Community Association Law
Reviewing and amending governing documents so your community can plan for the future.
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Collections
Debt collection and judgment enforcement, tailored to maximize what each client actually recovers.
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Landlord Tenant Disputes
Landlords and tenants both have rights under Florida law. We represent either side of the dispute.
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Foreclosure Defense
Served with foreclosure papers? We file a response on your behalf and buy the time to weigh the options.
Meet the team
The people who will handle your matter.
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Shaun Zaciewski
Founding Partner
View full profile : Shaun ZaciewskiTwo decades representing condominium associations, homeowners associations and boards of directors across Florida, with an active civil litigation practice in state and federal court.
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Tyler D. Bergerson
Associate Attorney
View full profile : Tyler D. BergersonAssociate attorney at the firm, supporting associations on enforcement, collections and the governance questions that come up between board meetings.
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Alejandra Vidaurre
Litigation Paralegal
View full profile : Alejandra VidaurreMore than six years in Florida civil litigation, keeping case files, filings and deadlines moving so a matter never stalls.
How we practice
Four values a board can actually feel.
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Integrity
We tell boards what we would do if it were our building — including when to walk away.
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Honesty
Clear scope, clear cost, clear odds. No surprises in the invoice or the outcome.
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Respect
Directors are volunteers. We explain, we do not lecture, and we keep meetings on time.
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Trust
One attorney on your file, reachable, from the first call through the last filing.
What boards say
Referred, not advertised.
They answer the phone. That sounds like a small thing until you have spent a year with a firm that does not.
We went from chasing delinquencies every month to having a process. The budget stopped being a guess.
He told us when we had a weak case. That is why we believe him when he says we have a strong one.
Your association deserves counsel that answers.
Call the office, or send a note about what your board is dealing with. You will hear back from the attorney, not an intake form.