FOR VIOLATION OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, AND ABUSE OF PROCESS IN THE WRITING OF AB 2718

June 18, 2004

By Sharon Stephens (View author info)
Copyright Sharon Stephens

It seems that, "reasonable" gets translated to, "whatever I can take" by unethical attorneys, greedy management companies, and ignorant boards that have no care and concern for the homeowners for whom they are supposed to have a fiduciary responsibility. They seem only concerned with their own sense of power and whose life can they rule [ruin]now!

It takes a LOT of character to be an honest attorney, manager, and board member, and even more to be a honest politician who is bound to uphold the Constitution of the United States, that requires all citizens to be afforded equal protection and due process.

Already homeowners are fighting to have "reasonable costs" adhered to, however, to no avail. We have attorneys, who stir management companies and boards to believe that triple costs are what is the proper fee, and so far they are getting away with it because of unconstitutional bills like John Laird's AB 2718. This bill guarantees more liens and foreclosures, especially for the poor and elderly, with unreasonable triple fees that can grow, and grow and grow, taking away a good chunk of a homeowners equity.

Laird is "a turncoat who dishonors his constitutional oath by trying to use laws that replace the Bill of Rights for selective law enforcement that also kills the homestead act?" And, this bill will only develop into another "foreclosure lair."

Right now, in my association, we are just trying to enforce AB 104 that addresses our right to see books and records. Why? Because there is money unaccounted for, and our attorney is adding on costs to liens with no explanation? How does a $6,350 lien become $20,000 in less than six months, with no explanation?

And, why do government officials allow such breaking of the law that was passed in January 2004, that assures homeowners they can see the books and records?

Because of government officials, like John Laird, who refuses to honor their own oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States, and refuse also to listen to the homeowners to whom this is happening.

Recall John Laird.