Lazy and incompetent Robert Waldo handled my Real Estate matter. I hired Mr. Waldo in Oct. 2011, to represent me––first, to sell my home, and a few days later, in the more delicate matter of helping to cancel the agreement to sell. Throughout the two and a half months, October to December 2011, that I was involved in this real estate issue, my access to Mr. Waldo was virtually non-existent: He provided no legal advice or services, nor did he reply to my increasingly desperate emails. In his rare contact with me, he merely carried messages from the buyers’ attorney––which I had already received days earlier. Mr. Waldo left me without counsel in a risky legal situation, while lawyers for the potential buyers were threatening to sue me. Finally, I was forced to find and pay an online attorney service for the advice I could not get from Mr. Waldo. Then, several months after a resolution was reached between me, the buyers, and the buyers’ attorney, Mr. Waldo sent me a bill for $650 “for professional services rendered,” with no information as to how many hours he was billing for, or which legal services he thought he had provided.This turned even uglier, because I refused to pay and Mr. Waldo sued me. I should have realized that in this small town, where all the attorneys and judges are friendly with each other, I would not be able to get an objective judgment, but I was naïve. If you value your time, your money, and whatever rights you are seeking, go elsewhere.