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Bankruptcy: Cullison & Kane is a debt relief agency that has more than 10 years of experience helping residents of Oregon file for relief under the Bankruptcy Code. 
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Business Law: We strive to provide friendly, comprehensive advice, and it is our goal to help you get your business formed in the most efficient and cost-effective manner available in the state.
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Estate Planning: An “estate” includes all real and personal property.  A fully completed estate plan includes more than just a simple will. 
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ABOUT OUR FIRM
At Cullison & Kane we provide compassionate, honest and comprehensive legal services to individuals and small businesses throughout the Northwest. Our firm focuses on delivering clients expert legal advice regarding DEBT RELIEF, BUSINESS STRATEGIES and ESTATE PLANNING.

By taking pride in our personal, open-minded process, it is our firm's goal to create long-lasting professional relationships with all of our clients. Cullison & Kane provides efficient and cost-effective legal services, while providing individuals with peace of mind through our expert advice and personalized legal representation.

Whether it is DEBT RELIEF, BUSINESS STRATEGIES or ESTATE PLANNING, our firm will provide you with the professional guidance you need to achieve your personal and business goals.

Cullison & Kane has two offices located in the Portland, Oregon area, and represents a wide range of clients in the Northwest. Our firm is always interested in discussing potential cases, and will be happy to schedule an initial free consultation!
 

3 MYTHS ABOUT BANKRUPTCY
  1. If you file bankruptcy you will lose everything you have.  This is not true and, in fact, most people who file bankruptcy do not lose everything.

  2. If you file bankruptcy you will never get credit again.  The truth is quite the contrary. A bankruptcy filing can actually improve your credit rating, and creditors will offer you credit immediately after you file bankruptcy.

  3. Congress eliminated the option of Chapter 7 bankruptcy when it enacted new bankruptcy laws in October of 2005.  Congress did try to eliminate the Chapter 7 option for certain people with high incomes, but statistics have shown that the new laws have affected less than 1% of the cases filed since the law change.


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