Ian Hamilton Wallace - Portland, OR
Attorney at Wallace & Hull LLP
Bankruptcy Law Lawyers in Portland, OR
510 S.W. Third Avenue Suite 202 Portland, OR 97204
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26
Years
Experience
Portland Bankruptcy Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Bankruptcy Law
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Ian Hamilton Wallace
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Verified ClientHired Attorney 2008I would recommend Ian H. Wallace attorney.
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Verified ClientHired Attorney 2012Ian made what i thought was going to be a challenging event a really simple, quiet formality. he explained everything clearly and was there for any and all questions i had, even via email. he also kept me posted of the few things i needed to do or prepare and reminded of tasks as they approached via email, which is my preferred method of communication. my bankruptcy was super smooth and drama free, with no harassment to me or my family and friends by my creditors. he was also more affordable than i assumed, based on what i had read online, being an independent contractor an all. i can't recommend Ian strongly enough. even if you're unsure right now go talk to him about your options, you'll probably be surprised. i wish i had done this a year earlier than i had!
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