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Whelan Law Office

Whelan Law Office - Omaha, NE

Criminal Defense Lawyers in Omaha, NE

3138 Cuming Street Omaha, NE 68131

Omaha Criminal Defense Law Firm

Updated: 11/05/2025

Areas of Practice

  • Criminal Defense
  • Criminal
  • Family Law
  • Domestic Violence
  • Drug Crimes
  • Distribution Drunk Driving
  • Sex Crimes
  • Divorce
  • Theft Crimes
  • Child Custody
  • Property Division

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  • By Anonymous on Sep. 04, 2026
    Consulted Attorney Lawrence G. Whelan 2023-2026
    Lawrence whelen doesn't do hardly anything, his paralegal does everything. He even told the judge he didn't read anything, misses court dates, shows up late. Crazy how much he charges to keep a good mom out of her kids lives and knows nothing about his own client. And allows his defendant to lie, talk about no integrity. Pretty sad when you have to be like that SMH. Just wants to stretch things out to make money at the stake of our kids. No idea why anyone would want someone who is so disorganized. Sent discovery with other clients stuff in it, scrambled messages you cant even read. Things misspelled, dates wrong.
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  • By Anonymous on Sep. 04, 2026
    Consulted Law firm 2023-2026
    Lawrence whelen doesn't do hardly anything, his paralegal does everything. He even told the judge he didn't read anything, misses court dates, shows up late. Crazy how much he charges to keep a good mom out of her kids lives and knows nothing about his own client. And allows his defendant to lie, talk about no integrity. Pretty sad when you have to be like that SMH. Just wants to stretch things out to make money at the stake of our kids. No idea why anyone would want someone who is so disorganized. Sent discovery with other clients stuff in it, scrambled messages you cant even read. Things misspelled, dates wrong.

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Omaha, NE

3138 Cuming Street
Omaha, NE 68131

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Phone Number: 402-513-0504

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