> Contempt of court is an intentional act--it doesn't just happen. One has to choose to violate or disregard a court order.
Ah, here's where the corporate veil gets even deeper.
The Madison Hill H.O.A. corporation had hired a "professional" management company, L.C.M. Property Management Inc. But since the L.C.M. corporation was not a named…
> Contempt of court is an intentional act--it doesn't just happen. One has to choose to violate or disregard a court order.
Ah, here's where the corporate veil gets even deeper.
The Madison Hill H.O.A. corporation had hired a "professional" management company, L.C.M. Property Management Inc. But since the L.C.M. corporation was not a named party in the original lawsuit, L.C.M. was not the party under Court Order. The H.O.A. president blamed the violation on L.C.M., since L.C.M was in charge of the accounting. Judge Greene accepted this excuse.
Not only was it a case of corporate Officers hiding behind the corporate veil, but corporations hiding behind other corporations. Multiple layers of corporate veils.
But none of that really matters, because Judge Green was _never_ going to hold anyone accountable. Even though this was _not_ the first time the Madison Hill H.O.A. corporation had violated one of her Court Orders by making illegal demands for payments of attorney fees that were explicitly prohibited by her Court Order. They had done so previously from 2009 - 2011 after a prior litigation. (see "Hunt the Lawyer", June 10 2023).
Judge Greene has a pro-H.O.A. bias, according to retired 9News investigative reporter Ward Lucas.
> from: Edward Lucas
> date: Thursday, October 01, 2015
> subject: RE: H.O.A. - Contempt of Court Hearing
> Be real careful of Tammy Greene. She can be a monster. Ward
> from: Edward Lucas
> date: Tuesday, January 12, 2016
> subject: Re: H.O.A. Jefferson County Colorado Court 2014 C 38745
> Hi Robert,
> Tammy Greene was the judge who screwed me in my lawsuit.
> Contempt of court is an intentional act--it doesn't just happen. One has to choose to violate or disregard a court order.
Ah, here's where the corporate veil gets even deeper.
The Madison Hill H.O.A. corporation had hired a "professional" management company, L.C.M. Property Management Inc. But since the L.C.M. corporation was not a named party in the original lawsuit, L.C.M. was not the party under Court Order. The H.O.A. president blamed the violation on L.C.M., since L.C.M was in charge of the accounting. Judge Greene accepted this excuse.
Not only was it a case of corporate Officers hiding behind the corporate veil, but corporations hiding behind other corporations. Multiple layers of corporate veils.
But none of that really matters, because Judge Green was _never_ going to hold anyone accountable. Even though this was _not_ the first time the Madison Hill H.O.A. corporation had violated one of her Court Orders by making illegal demands for payments of attorney fees that were explicitly prohibited by her Court Order. They had done so previously from 2009 - 2011 after a prior litigation. (see "Hunt the Lawyer", June 10 2023).
Judge Greene has a pro-H.O.A. bias, according to retired 9News investigative reporter Ward Lucas.
> from: Edward Lucas
> date: Thursday, October 01, 2015
> subject: RE: H.O.A. - Contempt of Court Hearing
> Be real careful of Tammy Greene. She can be a monster. Ward
> from: Edward Lucas
> date: Tuesday, January 12, 2016
> subject: Re: H.O.A. Jefferson County Colorado Court 2014 C 38745
> Hi Robert,
> Tammy Greene was the judge who screwed me in my lawsuit.
> She hates HOA opponents. Ward