Paul C. Heintz - a Philadelphia, - (PA) Trusts & Estates Lawyer

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Philadelphia Trusts & Estates Lawyer

Updated: 03/03/2026

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By Juanita C. on Jan. 27, 2020
Consulted Attorney 2020

I called to get some information about starting a non-profit. He stated that what I was looking for could be done but he could help me. I understand that you have to pay for a consultation but he never even offered one. I then asked how much does it cost to start a nonprofit and he said I don’t work like this! I meet with clients and I never quote a price over the phone, I’m sorry I can’t help you. Why not invite me to come in for a consultation. I found him to be very rude to a potential client and I will gladly take my business elsewhere. He must have forgotten that it’s people who pay his fees that keep him in business. What a disappointment.

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Philadelphia, PA

1500 Market Street
Suite 3400
Philadelphia, PA 19102 - 2101

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Phone: (215) 665-3212

Fax: (215) 665-3165

Website: http://www.obermayer.com

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Paul C. Heintz - Philadelphia, PA