David C. Conley, PC on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

David C. Conley, PC
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last updated: May 2021

David Conley began practicing law in 1983 with a large, regional law firm where he practiced general business and securities law. He continues to practice in a wide range of commercial business matters but focuses on general business transactions and disputes, real estate transactions and construction matters. He regularly appears in court in Teller and El Paso Counties and handles matters in Custer, Pueblo, Huerfano, Douglas, Elbert, Park and Fremont Counties.

Practice Areas:

Real Property
Approximately one half of the firm’s practice involves real estate matters including purchases and sales of raw land, income properties and residences, boundary and access disputes, purchase contract disputes, review of title matters, and preparation of contracts, promissory notes, deeds of trust and easements. Mr. Conley has provided professional education seminars on access easements and has litigated real estate contract and easement disputes in El Paso, Teller, Park, Pueblo and Custer Counties. Having lived in Woodland Park for 18 years, Mr. Conley has worked on transactions from the mouth to the top of Ute Pass including Colorado Springs, Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Lake George and Cripple Creek.

Conservation Easements
A significant portion of the firm’s practice is devoted to drafting conservation easements, working with landowners to ensure compliance with Federal and State Tax code requirements for income tax deductions and state tax credits, and addressing enforcement issues for land trusts. Mr. Conley serves as the legal counsel for the Palmer Land Trust, the largest land trust in Southeastern Colorado with stewardship responsibility for over 90,000 acres under easement. He has also worked on easements involving the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust, Colorado Open Lands, the Conservation Fund, the Trust for Public Lands, San Isabel Land Trust, and the Black Canyon Land Conservancy. Over the past 18 years, Mr. Conley has worked on approximately 110 easement transactions.

Farm and Ranch Law
Having lived in a rural county and working with ranchers on conservation easements, Mr. Conley is familiar with the unique business requirements that apply to farms and ranches. He has represented clients buying and selling agricultural properties.

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