Paul R. Dumas Jr., LLC - Mexico, ME
Lawyers in Mexico, ME
225 River Road Lot #3 Mexico, ME 04257
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Consulted Law firm 2018-2019Paul Dumas is a waste of your money. He is never available when he says he is, so trying to set up meeting is almost impossible between him and my lawyer. He just keeps giving us the run around. He likes to waste time on petty things. He lies and tells his clients that the other lawyer involved is not getting back to him. My sister and I could have settled my fathers estate almost a month ago, if Dumas was not consistently blowing us off. I am hoping that by writing this it will save someone else some money.
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