In reference to this notice I would like to report that the Office of the Florida Attorney General does not comply with these considerations in her response to the needs of homeowner’s seeking relief from the Foreclosure Crises. The following is a brief explanation for my concerns.

On September 9th and 10th representatives from the Attorney Generals office spoke at a Housing Coalition conference on behalf of the Attorney General and addressed questions regarding the National Mortgage Settlement.
When asked what was being done for consumers with the funds the answer was “currently nothing”. When asked when something would be done for the consumers there was no definitive answer. When asked about accountability in this matter the answer was “there is none”. When asked if funds would be provided to assist counselors who are currently under assisted and overwhelmed in giving guidance to homeowner’s in this crises, the answer was no.
The National Mortgage Settlement Fund is a settlement implemented as a response to violations made against consumers in the Foreclosure Crises. Attorney General Pam Bondi agreed to and signed The National Mortgage Settlement under the guise of protecting and serving consumers in her state for violations made against the consumer.
Attorney General Pam Bondi ignores her responsibility to the consumer in her state while reaping the rewards bestowed upon her in this settlement for the consumer, to the consumer, for crimes made against the consumer. She has shown no effort to assist or direct allocated funds to the consumer.
Attorney General Pam Bondi argued that Florida was the one of the Hardest Hit states in the Foreclosure Crises and was therefore awarded for her state, one of the largest settlements in history to assist Florida Consumers who were Hardest Hit in this Foreclosure Crises. Attorney General Bondi has ignored her obligation and responsibility to the consumer in the National Mortgage Settlement.
Sincerely,