A South Miami condo association's long fight to boot a lawyer out of her unit ended with unintended consequences. Nancy Wear used the check for her attorney fees and costs to pay off her mortgage and ensure her stay. It could be a hard lesson for the Alca Condominium Association, which spent considerable efforts to have Wear declared a nuisance.
September 29, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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It took eight years, but attorney Nancy Wear said the fight to stay in her South Miami condo was worth it.
The Miami family law attorney waged a war with her condo association that included threats of an involuntary psychiatric commitment for allegedly wreaking havoc at board meetings. But she came out on top and has received a $201,000 check from the association’s insurer.
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