

Bankruptcy Law Center
VerifiedBankruptcy attorney
4721 NE 102nd Ave, Portland, OR 97220
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About Bankruptcy Law Center
Bankruptcy Law Center, operating as Todd Trierweiler & Associates, is a law firm specializing in bankruptcy law for individuals and small businesses. Founded in 1985 by Todd Trierweiler, the firm has represented over 45,000 clients. Its legal team, comprised of six attorneys, collectively possesses over 138 years of experience in the field.
The firm is licensed in both Oregon and Washington, serving clients in Portland, Oregon, and Southwest Washington. As a debt relief agency, Bankruptcy Law Center assists clients with consumer and small business bankruptcy, tax, and debt problems. Their practice areas include Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), Automobiles, Reaffirmation Agreements, Secured Property, Real Property, Mortgage Modifications, Chapter 7, and Chapter 13. The firm also addresses issues such as harassment, wage garnishments, foreclosures, and IRS matters. Free consultations are offered to prospective clients.
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- Attorneys
- Mike Blaskowsky — Attorney
- Gerald Pederson — Attorney
- Todd Trierweiler — Attorney/Owner
- Donna J Smith — Managing Attorney
- Services listed
- 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
- Founded
- 1985
- Consultations
- Free initial consultation
- Offices
- 4721 NE 102nd Avenue Portland, Oregon 97220
Source: bankruptcylawctr.com · checked October 20, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.
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Bankruptcy Law Center — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bankruptcy Law Center located?+
Bankruptcy Law Center is located at 4721 NE 102nd Ave, Portland, OR 97220. Use the "Get Directions" link on this page to navigate there.
What kind of cases does Bankruptcy Law Center handle?+
Bankruptcy Law Center handles Bankruptcy. Confirm that they cover your specific legal matter during your first consultation.
How do I contact Bankruptcy Law Center?+
Call Bankruptcy Law Center at (503) 253-7777 or visit their website. Many firms offer a free or low-cost initial consultation.
Is Bankruptcy Law Center well rated?+
Bankruptcy Law Center has a 4.2-star rating based on 5 Google reviews. Ratings are sourced from Google and shown for reference.
Client Reviews
5 reviews- Reggie Reginald· via Google13 years ago
- Robert Raab· via Google
Very nice and helpful staff
9 years ago - Rusti Mccollum· via Google
Todd and his team are the best!
6 years ago - E S· via 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· via 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.
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