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    Posted On: 06-May-2002
    From: "melwetzel" [melanie.....com]
    Subject: [roatan] Re: Melanie and a legalities of Roatan seminar


    Dear Dianne and everybody,

    Thanks for bringing up the idea of a Legal Seminar. I have had this
    idea in the back of my head before, and Iīm glad youīre spurring me
    to pin it down.

    I would love to do a Legal Seminar, if for no other reason than to
    not answer the same questions in fifteen different emails. Not that
    I mind emails, either, but sometimes face to face is better. Plus
    many people (who shall remain nameless) think I come across better in
    person than in email. People are always shocked by how harmless I am
    in real life.

    For those of you who are interested in this type of event, I have a
    few questions -- picking the listīs brains:

    Would you be willing to pay to attend? What seems like a fair price
    per person? Off the top of my head I would say about $25 for a two
    hour seminar and about an hour for Q and A would be a bargain, no?
    Especially for people who are getting ready to drop some money in
    property or business investments.

    What kind of information would you like to hear? I would plan on the
    basics of property title documents, and residency. Maybe some basic
    survival (dealing with police, immigration and customs agents, and
    your rights in those situations). Should I include small business
    information too, like corporations and opening a business? Labor law
    (that is a huge subject and would probably need a separate seminar)?

    Finally, I think that an event like this would need to be held in an
    environment conducive to . . .erm . . .paying attention and taking
    notes. So scratch Fosterīs off the list. Would it be good to have
    it somewhere along with a dinner? Or just refreshments? In my legal
    seminar fantasies (hey, everybody has their little fantasies), I was
    thinking of the dining room at Inn of the Last Resort, since it is
    large, yet not really open to the public. Iīm not sure if they could
    work us into their schedule without compromising their attention to
    their guests, but if they got the chance to serve some dinner they
    might be able to. I canīt really think of another venue for this
    type of get together, if anyone has a suggestion I would love to hear
    it.

    July is good for me. Iīll be out there at least once in July. Maybe
    we could do a trial run, specially for Roatan listeros, for a reduced
    price and you wonīt laugh at me if I drop my visual aids (a giant
    blown up poster of an Escritura Publica), since it will be a first
    time thing.

    I would love to hear any feedback, on or off-list. Thanks,
    Melanie
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