Brian Wheeler - Portland, OR
Attorney at Brian Wheeler Attorney at Law
Bankruptcy Law Lawyers in Portland, OR
3939 NE Hancock Street Suite 304 Portland, OR 97212
Portland Bankruptcy Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Bankruptcy Law
Reviews
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Hired Attorney 2020Brian Wheeler helped me through a very painful ordeal when I felt I had no other choice. He was so kind. He was very prompt with all the paperwork, communicated often with questions or requests, extremely efficient in getting the job done. He made it all very easy for me and I always felt like he had my back.
Contact
3939 NE Hancock Street
Suite 304
Portland, OR 97212
Phone: (503) 284-0994
Website: http://www.brian-wheeler.com
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