Post by dorothykeeler on Jan 24, 2016 22:18:10 GMT -7
Folks, I believe that the GLA currently has NO INSURANCE.(Someone please correct me if I am wrong.)
If someone runs, slides, or is forced off one of our roads by another out-of-control driver and sues the GLA, then each and every landowner can be personally liable.
The "Homestead Act" may not protect you. If the value of your home and land exceeds $250,000, then a judge can just "subdivide" your property for you and call for your "excess" land to be sold.
Fixing the GLA roads should be the #1 Priority for every GLA Board Member. Doing otherwise would be a breach of fiduciary responsibility to the Landowners, and each and every Board Member could be held personally and possibly criminally liable if someone was hurt while traveling our roads.
If someone runs, slides, or is forced off one of our roads by another out-of-control driver and sues the GLA, then each and every landowner can be personally liable.
The "Homestead Act" may not protect you. If the value of your home and land exceeds $250,000, then a judge can just "subdivide" your property for you and call for your "excess" land to be sold.
Fixing the GLA roads should be the #1 Priority for every GLA Board Member. Doing otherwise would be a breach of fiduciary responsibility to the Landowners, and each and every Board Member could be held personally and possibly criminally liable if someone was hurt while traveling our roads.