building1 Reinhardt Milam Fisher & Idol, PLLC
Attorneys at Law

401 North Mangum Street, Durham, NC 27701

919-534-1200

Attorney Charles A. Reinhardt, Jr.

 

Chip ReinhardtCharles A. “Chip” Reinhardt, Jr.

Charles A. "Chip" Reinhardt, Jr. was born on April 2, 1953 and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, but moved to his true home in Durham in 1976. He holds a double major B.A. degree from Erskine College (1974), and a J.D. degree from the University of Florida College of Law (1976). He is licensed to practice law both in North Carolina and in Florida (inactive status), and has been a North Carolina State Bar Board Certified Specialist in Real Property Law since 1993. He has been closing residential and commercial real estate transactions in the Triangle area for over thirty years, specialist and also does a considerable amount of property tax foreclosure work for the City and County of Durham. Chip married his Erskine College sweetheart, the former Cathy Yantz, in 1974, and they have four children ranging in age from nineteen to thirty-two years old.  They even have three grandchildren!  Chip, Cathy and the two youngest children make their home here in Durham. Chip, an Eagle Scout himself, has been actively involved with the Boy Scout program as an adult leader since 1982.  He currently serves Scouting as the Chartered Organization Representative for Cub Scout Pack 451 and Boy Scout Troop 451, and is proudly listed on the NC Scouting Attorneys website.  Chip is also the primary leader of newly-formed Girl Scout Troop 1806 (for girls in grades 1-5).  Chip is an elder at Westminster Presbyterian Church, and annually teaches religious award classes to Cub Scouts there.  Outside of these activities, he is the firm’s managing partner, and maintains the firm’s web site.  He is also a licensed amateur "ham" radio operator and especially enjoys camping, backpacking, reading and just taking it easy in his spare time.

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