Harold K. Widdison

when my son got murdered in 2004 i was so lds that i wanted only and lds lawyer. he met me in omaha. that was nice. he thought there was a big wrongful death suit. in the end he was not competent to handle the estate and quit leaving me hanging and sending me a bill for $10,000.00...yes, i said... 10grand. he billed me more than the estate had in it. i was in shock over my son's death and he wrote me a letter telling me it wasn't his fault my son basically got himself killed. what a nice mormon guy. well, he may have gotten off the hook with Irina but i found his bishop and he was very nice. he told me to send him a copy of the bill and that took care of that. he has no morals but i didn't know at the time that mormon lawyers are just like the non-mormon ones. i was able to find another lawyer that charged me a couple of hundred dollars to do a lot of work and get my grandson some money too. that lawyer knew i had already been almost robbed so he was very nice charging so little which he did take out of the estate, but it was nothing.....for sure not 10K...he probably goes to the temple in omaha. maybe even after the consultation.

Mr Widdison finalized my divorce. He got the job done, but I don't see who would't - it was an easy case. However, the final invoice somehow turned out to be twice as much as initially discussed. Every attempt made to clarify the bill was dismissed. It's not about the money, it's about the moral char...acter and his approach. Please be aware when making decision of appointing him to represent your interests. Research him, there is quite an interesting reading out there. Google Application of Widdison SD. I should have done a more thorough research before making my choice, that would have saved me a lot of headache.

I came to Widdison Law Firm with a complex product liability case which included governmental negligence and devastating work related injuries leaving me permanently disabled. Mr. Widdison fought hard for me during the worst part of my life and helped me to recover physically and financially. Thank... you Hal!