It is amazing how Eric Noveshen is able to convince attorneys – officers of the court who are supposed to uphold truth and justice, to give questionable statements, testimony and declarations in Noveshen’s custody battles. Why would business attorneys be commenting in custody cases? Financial ties make people do strange things.
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Presented below, a letter written to Jack Boyle of Ft Lauderdale, FL in January 2015 by the grandmother of Eric Noveshen, Estelle Hartman. As stated in the letter Hartman learned that multimillionaire Jack Boyle, in his 80’s, had employed her grandson Eric Noveshen. Hartman issued a warning to Boyle about loaning money to Noveshen and some other interesting information that all investors and business clients should have the right to consider. We have reviewed and there is documentation available to support the warnings and entire Hartman letter. God bless this poor woman. *Names of children have been removed.
Eric Noveshen claims that BOTH of the women he had children with are basically terrible parents. Or is he projecting his own lack of parenting skills onto the women he hates because they left Eric Noveshen’s life of “financial infidelity” (as quoted by Christina Carter Roberts)
Noveshen claims the two different Moms:
To all the Mother’s who have been victimized by the words, lies, writings or financial deceit of Eric Noveshen.. Our hats off to you. Karma may take a long time but it never forgets sins against mothers.
Estelle Hartman
Christina Carter Roberts
Maggie Welter
Natalie Fairbanks
Valerie Carter … Brenda Shuman
Our last blog, “Noveshen Warns he Has Noting to Lose” was a display of how Eric Noveshen is dangerous in legal settings where he feel he can’t be punished because, as he threatened his ex-wife Christina Carter Roberts, “when someone has nothing to lose, you really don’t put them in a good position.”
That blog encouraged a reader to send us a link to another phone call, where again Noveshen threatens that he will use the courts to “blow you away!” The “you” being the other woman Noveshen shares children with, Maggie Welter. As the video says, viewer discretion advised (foul language). From 2009-2014 it seems Noveshen got more aggressive, more callous, and more dangerous with his threats.
Again viewer discretion advised – NSFW
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW65Z3o9TzLyAVHOougK0JA
Eric Noveshen has nothing to lose. At least that’s the story he’s been telling since 2005. The man knows how play the pity card that’s for sure. The story begins with his bankruptcy filing in 2005. He had nothing for the creditors to take, he had nothing to lose by filing. His home hidden in his mother’s name, he made a deal to pay for his beat up RX7, his wife had left him in 2003, he had nothing to lose. In his own words, when Noveshen has nothing to lose, he is dangerous. “See here’s the thing, Christie,” Noveshen said to his ex-wife, “when someone has nothing to lose, you really don’t put them in a good position.”
In this situation, Noveshen is telling his ex-wife, Christina Carter, he has nothing to lose, she was trying to work out a custody arrangement with him so they could avoid going to court. But that’s no fun for a vexatious litigant like Eric Noveshen. See if the court case ended he would need a new individual or company to kick around in court. Eric Noveshen has nothing to lose and that’s why he’s dangerous in court. He won’t lose his job spending too many hours on his cases, he hasn’t had a real job in a year and between 2005-2013 he was self employed making money off market manipulations. He couldn’t lose his home, he hasn’t had one in his name since 2003 and doesn’t pay the mortgage anyway. He won’t lose money paying a lawyer, he plays his own lawyer. He tells so many lies in court he believes them so he doesn’t lose integrity . So his warning to Ex-Carter was genuine.
And that’s the RUB folks. Eric Noveshen has nothing to lose and that’s what makes dealing with Noveshen dangerous, he thrives being in the position of making his opponent lose, if nothing else money for legal fees, while he risks nothing. How else would he get away with jabs at his ex-wife like, “your head firmly planet in the clouds,” if it wasn’t under the guise of litigation?
When Eric Noveshen’s former wife Christina Carter testified that her ex-husband has a issues with “internet and sexuality” and “other women” seems she was spot on. Along with anonymous tips we get many pictures of Noveshen, with a lot of different women. (Below Noveshen appears with two women at once in a suggestive photo). Former wife Carter also testifies that one Noveshen’s girlfriends was scared to testify in court against him because Noveshen was “threatening my life and threatening to call HRS.” HRS is the Florida Department of Health and the Department of Children and Family Services an organization that investigates child maltreatment.
Testimony of Christina Carter:
Is Eric Noveshen paranoid that everyone is out to “harass” him? Or is it true that he has a narcissistic view that anyone bothering him must be in the wrong and he is ALWAYS the victim being harassed?
Everywhere you look from Broward Property Code Enforcement documents, to court documents Noveshen accuses people of “harassing” him. We know what happened to the boy who cried WOLF, what happens to the man who cries “harassment” too many times?
In November 2015 Eric Noveshen, along with several others, was sued by Noveshen’s former employer, Multaply INC of Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The federal lawsuit, Multaply vs. Kern et. al claims that Noveshen and others scammed to defraud the company in an effort to take it over. In the process, the suit claims, the defendants diverted over $700,000 into their own bank accounts or accounts not belonging to the company. The suit claims that Eric Noveshen took about 1/3 of the pot, over $200,000 in less than NINE months. It’s hard to hide that kind of money when you have judgments over a $1-million dollars against you. Noveshen owes about $1.2-million to KRG Pembrooke Pines, a strip mall in Wellington, FL. He owes over $100,000 to Ralph Desiano of Naples, FL who Noveshen hired to operate the Cosi franchise he never got off the ground. These are just a few of the debts owed.
The traditional money shelters for Noveshen are his Grandmother Estelle Hartman and his Mother Cheryl D Wilson both of Hallandale Beach, FL. They not only hid cash for Eric during his initial business defrauding investors with the now defunct hedge fund NIR of New York, when he was stashing a $300k in his mattress at a time, they also hid homes in their name for him. Hartman acted as a straw buyer for a property off Las Olas in Ft. Lauderdale and Wilson is the straw buyer for the property Noveshen currently calls home but has actively retained and fought off three foreclosures on since 2005. The family has a bad track record of paying bills. They don’t, according to over a dozen unjust enrichment and other cases that have resulted in judgments against Eric Noveshen, his Mother, ex-girlfriend and sister.
Eric Noveshen’s tendency to talk down to women has been documented in police reports. When he doesn’t need something from a woman respect is out the door. Women make up 47-48% of the work force according to the Department of Labor, investors and companies might want to think twice before allowing Noveshen to deal with female employees. Below is just one example, a court document from Christina Noveshen n/k/a Christina Carter v. Eric Noveshen (Broward County) showing how Noveshen spoke to his Ex-wife, C Carter on a phone call in February, 2009. Christina Carter is a recruiter for a major fashion brand and makes more than Noveshen yet he tells her “your head is firmly planted in the clouds.”
Noveshen tells his ex-wife there is “reality” and “some planet that you live on.” Subtle verbal put downs. Wonder if Noveshen ever asked himself how he would feel if someone ever treats his daughter the way he treated her Mother?
Eric Noveshen Info 