Tim Eblen

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“I enjoy the journey of meeting a client where they are at and trying to help them navigate through a difficult situation. I try my best to learn and understand my client’s needs, so that I can provide meaningful counsel. I appreciate the relationships with my clients – the legal matter that I am helping them through is one thing, and the personal connection and being able to help a neighbor is another.”


 

About Tim

Tim is a third generation Oregonian, born in Portland, raised in Troutdale, and then went down the road a ways to attend Willamette University, in Salem.  Before attending law school, Tim moved to Vietnam from 1998-2001 to teach English at Da Lat University and Vietnam-USA Society.  Tim returned to…you guessed it…Oregon, to attend law school. 

In 2002, while in law school, Tim began working for trial attorney Jeffrey S. Mutnick, and gained experience with Oregon civil litigation practices.  After finishing law school Tim moseyed over to Banks, Oregon and worked in a general practice with the unstoppable Robert Ireland, now Ireland & Ireland, PC. There Tim managed the firm’s civil litigation cases, while also gaining a breadth of other legal experience that only a country practice can provide.

In 2006 Tim joined Smith & Greaves LLP to work in their creditor rights and collection litigation practice.  While there Tim furthered his depth of litigation experience, and his knowledge of debtor/creditor law.  He left in 2011 to start this practice with his buddy, Michelle. 

When not at work, Tim loves to get outside and enjoy the Northwest outdoors – hiking, camping, and cross-country skiing. 

Education

  • Lewis & Clark Law School, J.D.

  • Willamette University, B.A., Sociology and Theater

Admitted to Practice

  • Oregon State and Federal Courts

  • Washington State Courts

  • Idaho State Courts (inactive)

Professional Organizations

  • Oregon State Bar Consumer Law Section, member of Executive Committee

  • Oregon State Bar Debtor-Creditor Law Section, member of Legislative Committee

  • Washington State Bar Creditor-Debtor Law Section

  • Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, Guardian Contributor

  • American Association for Justice, member

  • Public Justice, member