Invitation to a Town Hall Meeting 1/31/09

Dear Homeowners,
This came to me from Helen Todd. Thank you Helen.

CCFJ, Inc. seeks to promote citizens’ interests through Advocacy, Education and Legislative Reform. They are having a meeting in Boca Raton. If anyone attends please get whatever handouts are provided and share them with me and I will post them here.

Bob
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YOU ARE INVITED!HOMEOWNERS' + CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION TOWN HALL MEETING in BOCA RATON

From 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the Florida Atlantic University, LIVE OAK PAVILION, GRAND PALM ROOM, FAU Boca Raton at 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL. 33431

FREE ADMISSION, OWNER-FRIENDLY LEGISLATIVE REFORM

PANEL MEMBERS

· State Representative Julio Robaina

· State Representative Maria Sachs

· State Representative Franklin Sands

· State Representative Priscilla Taylor

· Mark Benson, Member Regulatory Council of Community Association Managers

· Chandra Parker Doucette, Esq.

· Jan Bergemann, CCFJ, Inc., President


AGENDA

· Introduction Of Panel Members

· Homeowners' Association Reform Survey -- What needs To Be Done?

· Presentation By Jean Winters, Esq.

· Presentation by Steven Meyer, Esq.

· Questions and Suggestions For Reforms From Audience - Part I

(Please limit to three (3) minutes -- everybody wants a chance to speak!)

· Barbara Billot Stage, Esq.: Ways to Avoid Litigation with Your Association?

· Barry Silver, Esq.: What To Expect If Battling Condo Commandos

· Questions and Suggestions For Reforms From Audience – Part II

Closing Words From Panel Members

We hereby invite everybody to participate in this great event that will be another stepping-stone to achieve association reform that is long overdue!

Do you and your neighbors have concerns about the way your Homeowners’ Association or Condominium Association conducts business?

Cyber Citizens For Justice, Inc. was founded to unite Floridians in a quest to improve the daily lives of citizens. CCFJ, Inc. seeks to promote citizens’ interests through Advocacy, Education and Legislative Reform.

Many of Florida's owners are afraid that they can no longer afford their homes. Uncertainty about a person’s home and finances can be devastating to an individual as well as to the community and state in which we all live.

We need real reforms for all forms of community associations.Admittedly, real reforms will require hard work!Now start to help yourself by being part of the solution, not part of the problem! Together we can achieve our goals.

JOIN US AT THE TOWN HALL MEETING AND MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!