Nicholas Walton Heldt is a lawyer practicing lawsuits / disputes, sexual harassment, employment and labor and 2 other areas of law. Nicholas received a B.A. degree from University of Santa Clara in 1975, and has been licensed for 47 years. Nicholas practices at Sedgwick LLP in San Francisco, CA.
Nick Heldt was married to my sister Cynthia Plevin briefly before she died mysteriously after falling down a flight of stairs in her home one evening. That occurred on Feb 16. On March 17 after not having heard from her, I hiked up to their home in Rockridge on Margarido Dr. I rang the bell several times and waited. When she did not appear for two hours, I checked to see if her car was there; it was. At this point in time, Nick came barrelling out of the house screaming at me to get off of his property. He told me Cindy died "seven days" prior and refused to tell me how. His papers were in the garage in boxes where it appeared Cindy had placed them before her death; he was unkempt and I almost did not recognize him from his pictures. I called the PD due to his violent behavior where he would have no reason to be violent towards me. I contacted the coroner to discover how my sister died to learn that Nick lied about the time frame; he said it had been SEVEN days before 3/17; it was 28!!
333 Bush St., 30th Fl.San Francisco, CA 94104-2806U.S.A.
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