Beware. She was self-employed as a real estate broker under the name of Peak Realty operating out of Woodland Park.
Seemingly unable to make on her own, she is presently selling real estate for Prudential Real Estate in Woodland Park, Colorado.
Beware of this person. We would not advise you to purchase anything she is selling.
Besides our opinion, we will show you facts and/or documents supporting the following:
- The contractor's license of Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) was suspended by Teller County in 2001 because of a "material
misrepresentation of fact" on her license application a 90-day suspension,
the first suspension of a contractor's license is a very long time by Teller County.
- Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) breached the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing in regard to each plaintiff in a case
filed against her in Teller County.
- Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) was found to have violated the Colorado Consumer Protection Act in Park County District Court and
we were awarded treble damages and attorney fees.
- Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) has knowingly filed fraudulent income tax returns
while she is an enrolled agent with the IRS and prepares tax returns for others.
- Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) filed bankruptcy in October 2005
when documents show she received over $345,000 after taxes from her father's estate from 2001 through 2005.
- Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) and NorthStar failed to shut down this website even though they got a preliminary injunction,
it was over-turned on appeal wherein we represented ourselves.
- Bankruptcy Court Denies Attempt By Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) to Dump Debts On Wednesday, October 25, 2006, Judge Elizabeth E Brown ruled
against Barbara stating that the Court did not find her "testimony credible" and that she had failed to show $128,350 on her
Statement Of Financial Affairs and accompanying Schedules. The
Order Denying Discharge states that Barb "received at least $270,000 in additional income" in the two ½ years
before her bankruptcy filing and that Barbie was "unable to provide (the) Court with a satisfactory explanation regarding the
ultimate disposition of the monies received..."
- Lynn Martinez, the Bankruptcy Trustee who was assigned the case, has filed a
Motion To Share Discovery with the Bankruptcy Court.
We are under a direct order from the Court not to share any of the documents or specific information obtained in discovery (and there
is quite a lot). Ms Martinez wants the documents so she can collect and liquidate "property of the Bankruptcy Estate of Barbara Robbins" (now Barbara Asbury).
- There were quite a few lies in the court papers Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) filed on March 1, 2004, trying to block the NorthStar debt being
assign to her individually. Read her Motion To Deny Judgment and her
supporting Memorandum. We have annotated both with our comments.
- On January 17, 2007, Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury) again lied to the court when she filed a Motion To Vacate Default And Default Judgment
with Park Couty District Court. We point out her lies in our
Response To Motion To Vacate Default And Default Judgment. We think the court may have not considered this seriously since
her filing was so obviosly frivolous. Finally, June 29, five months later, Judge Charles M. Barton issued his
Order, effectively slapping her down. We did particularly like his
comment that her claim "lacked candor", a polite way of saying she was being less than honest (lying).
- On August 20, 2007, the Teller County Sheriff's Department served a Writ of Garnishment on the employer of Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury),
Prudential Real Estate in Woodland Park. We await the results of that service.
- On August 30, 2007, early in the morning and following an order issued by the Park County District Court, the Teller County
Sheriff's Department seized the 1999 Black Lexus belonging to Barbara Robbins (now Barbara Asbury). That vehicle is presently in the Divide Colorado impound lot
awaiting sale scheduled for October 10, 2007. Proceeds, after expenses and exemptions, go to Karen & Mike to partially satisfy thier judgment.
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