About
Attorney Darin Wisehart received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Arizona State University before going on to teach English in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan for several years. While overseas, Darin traveled as much as possible, cultivating his passion for diverse cultures. In 2004, he moved to Portland, where he received his law degree from Lewis & Clark College.
Darin is committed to fighting for his clients’ rights when they are threatened with foreclosure, face bankruptcy, or feel overwhelmed and unsure in the face of substantial debt. He has years of extensive experience and with each unique case, he takes the time to understand the detailed nuances, conducting in-depth interviews with his clients, and offering open communication and honest advice. Darin strives to help his clients review their options when facing the complex legal system and aggressively advocates on their behalf in the courtroom. His empathetic approach and desire to help his clients achieve the best possible outcome sets Darin apart from other Portland litigation lawyers.
In his free time, he enjoys traveling, sports, and spending time with his family—especially his son, who always puts a bright smile on Darin’s face every time he talks about him.
Why Choose Pacific Cascade Legal?
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We understand the value of having professional support and connected community. For this reason, we’ve assembled a complimentary and extensive referral list, which includes a range of professionals who not only perform services related to our clients’ cases, but also include every area of their lives.
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You are our priority from the moment you call our office, to long after your case ends. We have a client care system in place to ensure you feel connected, supported, and prepared every step of the way.
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Your case is unique, and so are the individual strengths and expertise of our experienced team of lawyers. We take the time to understand the intricacies of your case so that we can match you with the attorney who is best equipped to advocate for your rights.