Who? Tim Sellers, experienced in HOA Board Matters, Tim is the founding member ofSellers, Hinshaw, Ayers, Dortch and Lyons, P.A.He has extensive experience in planned community association law as well as litigation and alternate dispute resolution (ADR). He chaired the statewide drafting committee for the North Carolina Planned Community Act that became law in 1999 and has been involved extensively in revisions to that act since its adoption. Tim currently serves on Community Association Committee of the North Carolina Bar Associations’ Real Property Section. He has also served on North Carolina Bar Association committees for the revision of the North Carolina construction lien and foreclosure statutes.

What: Tim will speak to issues for which HOA Boards are responsible and that impact on the harmony and success of your community.  Specific topics include:

 

=   Communication	=   Financial transparency
=   Assessments and collections	=   Insurance
=   Elections and governance	=   Records-minutes and budgets, etc.,
=   Meeting matters	=   Future planning and reserves
=   Governing documents	=   Contracts
=   Enforcement	=   Conflicts of interest

When and Where: “Board Matters” is scheduled for Tuesday, April 30, 2013 at the Stallings Civic Center, 323 Stallings Road, Stallings, NC 28104. Registration is at 5:30 meeting starts at 6:00 PM. Tim Sellers to speak from 6 – 7:30.

Welcome! Refreshments served. Open to members and non-members. Saveve with advance registration – send check made out to “UCNLF” for $10 before April 23rd to Ed Dubisz, Treasurer, 6005 Brook Valley Run, Monroe NC 28110 or pay $15 at the door. 

This event brought to you by UCNLF: UCNLF is a local, volunteer non-profit organization that supports HOAs and neighborhood leaders in building and maintaining thriving neighborhoods. We offer education and training, opportunities to meet and exchange ideas, and share problems and solutions.

We convene large educational conferences each year and small intimate forums & workshops for training, exchange, sharing & problem solving.

 

We bring experts to the table to explain the duties of being a board member and educate attendees on current events, pending legislation and other areas of interest

We bring communities together with service providers such as HOA support businesses including Management companies, landscapers, banks, insurance companies, lawyers etc., Government such as Mayors/Town Councils, 911, fire, police, extension services, and NGO’s such as such as Habitat for Humanity, etc.