Whether you are already living in a condo or contemplating buying one, there is a lot to learn about rules, inclusions, and owner responsibility.
In this months Empowered Seniors Speakers Series presentation Maria Durdan, Assistant Managing Partner at Simpson Wigle Law, Chair of the Condominium Practice Group and President of the Canadian Condominium Institute (CCI), Golden Horseshoe Chapter, will tell us What You Need to Know About Condominiums and Condo Living. Maria will share her knowledge about condominium law.
During this seminar, you’ll learn:
- What are the typical rules of condominium living and ownership
- What is the status certificate and how it applies to your purchase
- The lawyer’s role
- What you own and what you don’t
- The role of the Board and your rights as an owner
- The differences and similarities between different types of condominiums
Moving from the family home into a condominium is an exciting change for most people who are ready to downsize. It’s the chance to be free of the burden of home maintenance and to have a fresh start in a new home. Condominium complexes are micro-communities and come in a variety of configurations, from self-contained apartments or townhomes that are easy to lock and leave to semi-detached and detached homes where some or all of the exterior maintenance is taken care of for you.
Reserve your free seat for this session, taking place from 1:30 - 3:00 pm on Wednesday October 9/24 at the Burlington Art Gallery, 1333 Lakeshore Rd. by visiting Empowered Seniors Speakers Series or calling 905-330-5201.
About the presenter: Maria Durdan is the Assistant Managing Partner at SimpsonWigle LAW and the Chair of the Condominium Practice Group, practicing primarily in Condominium Law, Land Development and Administration. She has obtained her Associate of Canadian Condominium Institute (ACCI) designation in law, which recognizes she has achieved a high level of knowledge and skill of condominium law. Maria is the President of the Canadian Condominium Institute (CCI), Golden Horseshoe Chapter, is co-chair of education committee for CCI, and is a Member of the Association of Condominium Managers of Ontario (ACMO).
This month we also welcome a new Educational Partner, Kelly Stern of Compasionate Care Collaborators. She joins NeelaWhite - BlueWing Advisory Group, Raymond James, Jeanette Bock - Fluid Seniors Transitions, Irene Dzioba - 360 Downsizing, Sarah Sunnucks - Smith's Funeral Homes, Rob Hamilton - Hearing Well Matters, Jerry Tsia - QualicareBurlington, Kim Routledge - Vistamere by Fieldgate, Reefat Talukderr - Parkland Ancaster, Grant Hooper - Chartwell Oakville, Elizabeth Rusin-Thibodeau - Burlington Neighbourhood Health Team and Paul Cutajar - SeniorCareAccess.com. These sessions would not be possible without the support and commitment of all the Educational Partners.
1333 Lakeshore Rd.
