Donald C Eby
Robinson & Henry, P.C.
Donald "Corky" Eby is the Managing Partner of Robinson & Henry, P.C. and he leads the firm's real estate practice. He also represents Colorado veterans on issues such as VA disability ratings, special compensation, discharge review, and other Veterans Administration claims. Additionally, he handles business and commercial law issues including acquisitions and mergers, joint ventures and entity formation, collections, franchises, contract issues, and general corporate counsel.
Prior to joining our firm Donald served in the US Navy where he was assigned to aviation squadrons, aircraft carriers, the Naval Discharge Review Board, and other special assignments. During his military career he was deployed to Iraq, Kuwait, the Red Sea, Persian Gulf, Mediterranean, and Adriatic Sea. He also has owned and operated a real estate company for over ten years where he has personally bought and sold dozens of homes and dealt with hundreds of tenant issues ranging from broken leases to property repairs, and evictions. His unique background gives him an exceptional perspective on the issues faced by business owners, landlords, and veterans.
EDUCATION
Oklahoma State University, Bachelor of Science
University of Denver, Juris Doctor
Colorado Bar Association CLE, Colorado Real Estate Practice Course
HONORS AND AWARDS
Scholastic Excellence Award - Trial Practice
University of Denver Sturm College of Law, Corporate Apprentice of the Year
BAR ADMISSION
Colorado
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Castle Rock Board of Adjustments
Colorado Real Estate Investors
NAIOP, Commercial Real Estate Development - Legislative Affairs Committee
MOAA - Military Officers Association of America
Navy League
Colorado Lawyers for Colorado Veterans
Mr. Eby regularly speaks to groups who are concerned about legal issues
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Bar Association
Colorado Bar Association - Real Estate and Natural Resources Sections
Douglas Elbert County Bar Association - LinkedIn Group manager
- Business Law
- Business Contracts, Business Dissolution, Business Finance, Business Formation, Business Litigation, Franchising, Mergers & Acquisitions, Partnership & Shareholder Disputes
- Collections
- Landlord Tenant
- Evictions, Housing Discrimination, Landlord Rights, Rent Control, Tenants' Rights
- Military Law
- Veteran's Benefits
- Real Estate Law
- Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Easements, Eminent Domain, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Neighbor Disputes, Residential Real Estate, Water Law
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Credit Cards Accepted
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Retainer agreements and some flat fee relationships.
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- Robinson and Henry
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- At R&H my team attorneys handle litigation of cases on behalf of our clients all along the front range. We represent builders, buyers, sellers, contractors, business owners, creditors, and debtors.
- University of Denver
- Juris Doctorate
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- Honors: Trial Practice and Corporate Apprentice of the Year
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- Superlawyers Raising Star
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- Colorado Lawyers for Colorado Veterans
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- Activities: Assist Colorado Veterans with legal issues.
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Castle Rock and Colorado Springs Real Estate Attorney Don Eby
News 7 Marijuana and Landlord Rights
- Q. As the owner of the servient estate, what are my rights wrt the dominant estates plan to grade a road on the easement?
- A: You definitely have rights. An easement does not give the owner of the dominant estate unilateral authority nor does he have the right to work outside of the permitting process. If you are not able to have a reasonable conversation with this party you should get an attorney involved to assist you before he starts moving dirt.
- Q. My sister lied to the courts to sell our mothers house after she passed away by stating she was the only child what can
- A: The court needs to hear your side o the story. Your next step is dependent upon the current legal posture of the case. You should contact a probate attorney to assist you in obtaining your inheritance.
- Q. My security deposit of $1,032 was withheld for over 90 days without reason from my landlord. I kept getting excuses
- A: A landlord who wrongfully withholds the security deposit may be subject to damages of 3X the amount and attorney fees.
