Bankruptcy Law Center

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Bankruptcy Law Center, also known as Todd Trierweiler & Associates, specializes in consumer and small business bankruptcy, tax, and debt problems. Founded in 1985, the firm serves clients in Portland, Oregon, and Southwest Washington, offering free consultations.

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Abogados

• Mike Blaskowsky — Attorney
• Gerald Pederson — Attorney
• Todd Trierweiler — Attorney/Owner
• Donna J Smith — Managing Attorney

Servicios que ofrece

Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), Automobiles, Reaffirmation Agreements, Secured Property, Real Property, Mortgage Modifications, small business bankruptcy, debt problems, Harassment & garnishments, Foreclosures, Internal Revenue Service, Chapter 13

Año de fundación

1985

Consultas

Consulta inicial gratuita

Oficinas

• 4721 NE 102nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220

Fuente: bankruptcylawctr.com · consultado el 20 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Fotos

• Reggie Reginald· vía Google
  13 years ago
• Robert Raab· vía Google

  Very nice and helpful staff

  9 years ago
• Rusti Mccollum· vía Google

  Todd and his team are the best!

  6 years ago
• E S· vía Google

  I was referred to Todd Trierweiler through the Oregon State Bar for a free initial consult and he was great. Very knowledgable and helpful and kind. I got all my questions answered and when I had more questions later, I tried to make an official appointment with him and he still just answered all my questions over the phone pro bono. Thank you!

  4 years ago
• Posh Traditions· vía Google

  I had a consultation with this office regarding a financial matter and clearly explained at the beginning of the call that I have autism and need a structured, one-on-one communication environment. Despite that, multiple people were present on the call without my authorization. I was told one individual would not participate, but she later spoke. When she spoke again at the end of the call, it caused me significant distress and I felt I had to end the call immediately. Throughout the call, I mentioned my autism and my need for clear, structured communication multiple times, as well as the planning I was trying to do. I did not feel those points were acknowledged or addressed, even when I repeated them. I also was not allowed to finish explaining a legal contract I had already prepared for the loan. Instead, I was redirected to review their materials and discuss "negotiation," which did not align with what I was trying to communicate. The conversation felt rushed, even after I explained that I needed a slower and more structured approach. This made it difficult for me to communicate effectively. Because of this, I did not feel comfortable continuing. I would recommend confirming communication expectations in advance, especially if you have specific needs. Please be mindful if you require a structured or accommodating communication environment. For context, I had previously spoken with Todd at this office and had a much more positive and understanding experience.

  6 months ago