ADMIRALTY TOWERS CONDO

Condominium association · Pompano Beach, Broward Co., FL

ADMIRALTY TOWERS CONDO is a condominium association in Pompano Beach, Broward County, Florida. The Broward County Official Records index lists 2 association lien filings from 1988 to 2008. 3 court cases name the association as a party. Compiled from official government records; data as of 2026-10-02.

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Things to watch out for

2 claims of lien filedThe association has recorded 2 assessment liens against owners since 1988 (0 in the last 5 years, against 3 distinct parties overall). A lien is the first formal step toward collecting unpaid assessments — volume signals how aggressively the association escalates. Source: Broward County Official Records index
1 liens formally contested by ownersA Notice of Contest of Lien is an owner formally disputing an association lien — a visible marker of billing disputes. Source: Broward County Official Records index
State appellate caseADMIRALTY TOWERS v. ROCHELLE GORDY (Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal, filed 2004-05-14). A dispute involving this association was taken to a state appeals court — the docket shows who appealed and how it ended. Source: CourtListener docket
Sued an owner in county courtAdmiralty Towers Condominium v. Marlene Yllescas Conroy (Broward County Civil Central Courthouse, filed 1989-02-13) — Condominium Action - Condominium Action -Prior to SB 1718. Source: Broward County Civil Central Courthouse docket
Sued an owner in county courtAdmiralty Towers Condominium v. Marlene Yllescas Conroy (Broward County Civil Central Courthouse, filed 1989-04-24) — COL (prior to 1/1/10) Do NOT use - Claim of Lien-Prior to SB 1718. Source: Broward County Civil Central Courthouse docket

Records on file

Recorded liens2 lien filings 1988–2008
Broward County Official Records index
Court cases3 case(s) naming the association
CourtListener (federal dockets / state appellate opinions); Broward County Civil Central Courthouse docket

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