10 responses to “Donald Cookman, Xsquire | CHARGED

  1. Dmv

    He has wronged so many people.It will be inter­est­ing to see if he gets the same time and treat­ment since his dad is the local judge here in the county. He really is a snake and will do any­thing to any­one to get what he wants. No con­cious what­so­ever.. Also, he claims to be an alcoholic„,don’t believe it. It was set up by him for an alibi of his actions. I have known him for years, been around him alot and know this alco­hol prob­lem is a cover. Hope he gets what he deserves.

  2. violated

    To all moun­taineers,
    WV laws do not require insur­ance to prac­tice law. Con­duct your seri­ous affairs with some­one who will gladly pro­vide a let­ter of insur­ance. It is a stan­dard require­ment in any other type con­tract with a con­sumer. Call and ver­ify cov­er­age, ask if any claims pend­ing, expi­ra­tion date…

  3. Rob Cookman

    I’ve know him for years too. He has done some really bad things. So has his wife, wife’s girl­friend, and wife’s girlfriend’s hus­band. We ALL have a lot of anger over things that have taken place and its very easy to blame some­one else for your prob­lems. I’m through with that and I’m sure if you’re read­ing this you need to be too. My brother will get what’s com­ing to him; its a real shame oth­ers that ONCE were involved prob­a­bly wont…or maybe they will…only time will tell. I just know I’m happy to not have to see his wife for even a half hour at Christ­mas time…and I never have to spend half of my fam­ily vaca­tion with the their “friends”. I’ve know all of them for years and they’ve ALL caused a lot of pain. btw my brother was/is an alco­holic. I’m not mak­ing excuses for him…I’m just telling you the truth. My father is an hon­est man with CLASS. btw way con­scious is spelled with an s.

  4. Mary D.

    He may have wronged many peo­ple BUT he is in the process of “Right­ing the Wrongs” — I know for a fact because I am a for­mer client(and now friend)who has received Resti­tu­tion (paid in full. I don’t nor­mally par­tic­i­pate in these types of threads BUT I feel there needs to be a bal­ance of opinions.

    btw, Don is a recov­er­ing alco­holic and I wish peo­ple would under­stand that alco­holism IS a dis­ease, NOT sim­ply a weak­ness of willpower. My brother was an alco­holic, I say “was” because he died from his dis­ease at the age of 42. Once peo­ple truly under­stand addic­tion (no mat­ter what type)they will under­stand that “Addic­tion is when your prob­lem not only inter­feres with your life,but the lives of those around you”. I tell peo­ple that I’ve come into to con­tact with that I’ve learned to sep­a­rate the Addic­tion from the Per­son. My Brother was a good per­son – his Addic­tion changed his per­son­al­ity, impaired his judg­ment and ulti­mately took his life — I get angry at the Addic­tion – not my Brother.

    I wish the best for Don’s fam­ily and his “true” friends because I’m sure this scan­dal has turn their lives upside down. Peace, Love & Respect! Mary D.

  5. William

    Rom­ney is so full of the “good ole boys”, they need to get rid of the whole crooked judi­cial sys­tem. From the Fam­ily Court right up to Cir­cuit Court. The only peo­ple in Rom­ney that are worth any­thing seem to be the Mag­is­trates. Good luck get­ting any­where in that cesspool with a case.

  6. WV lawyer want-a-be

    Hey, I am going to law school and tak­ing the WV bar—what a great way to get easy money!!!!! This guy finally went to court about his wrong-doings–and got NOTHING!!!! What a plea agreement—What a crock!!! Every other lawyer should be offended by this and every cit­i­zen of WV should be ENRAGED!!! If I stole a candy bar from a store, I would get more than this!!! 12–24 months at a half-way house—but I thought he was clean and sober—that is what he tells every­one around town. And the vic­tims who agreed to this plea agreement—you have vic­tim­ized your­selves all over again and vic­tim­ized every other law abid­ing pro­fes­sional in the State. Shame on all of you!!!! I bet Don­ald Cook­man will be prac­tic­ing law again by 2011 and we’ll see who the real fools are then–the peo­ple that go to him for legal ser­vices. He has taken close to $1 mil­lion dollars–none of which is acc­counted for —and will have to spend 12 months in Wheel­ing at a half-way house. When he is done–all that money (wher­ever he has it stashed) will be there for him. What a career move.…and peo­ple say he is stu­pid. Guess again.

  7. Victim

    I don’t think you have your story straight WV Lawyer want-a-be. First of all, it is not a done deal. The judge has not sen­tenced him to any­thing yet. Yes, there is a plea agree­ment that all of the vic­tims have signed. I would rather he be work­ing and pay­ing the vic­tims back rather than me pay­ing taxes to keep him in jail. You have been sadly misinformed.

  8. bigbuff3

    I hope he gets what he deserves. i worked for his father for a few years and his father is a liar and two faced. he didn’t have the cojones to fire me him­self. he let one of his “lacky’s” do it. Then he kept me from get­ting another job by telling every employer i inter­viewed with that i was a hor­ri­ble employee. BTW, he told me to my face i was doing a good job 3 days before i was fired. i hope his son gets some jail time. the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree

  9. Don is a Douche

    Don lives in a half-way house in Wheel­ing, WV. He cur­rently attends and out­pa­tient rehab for his alleged chem­i­cal addic­tion. In addi­tion, the douche bag is dat­ing a woman that left her fiancé for him. I heard, through the grapevine, that the woman he is dat­ing has been in Alco­holics Anony­mous for awhile; a failed out DC wannabe. Rumor has it that every­one she has newly dated has been in rehab or fresh out of rehab. Again, he’s a douche.

  10. Don is a Douche

    I’m gonna guess your last name is Calvert, Hott, or Wiley. Usu­ally peo­ple that have some­thing to hide have the most trou­ble let­ting go. I’m also amazed that we’re both pay­ing this much atten­tion to another human being…kind of excit­ing and habitual…almost like addiction?

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