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With over a decade of experience at one of New Hampshire’s premier plaintiff’s law firms representing workers against some of New England’s biggest employers, Tim has unique insights about how to maximize his client’s rights and recoveries in disputes with their employers.. Tim is dedicated to helping each of his clients through the uncertainty, anger and worry of hard times. Whether he is guiding someone through the maze of issues after a work injury, steering someone through the legal aspects of a sudden disability, or protecting an individual’s right to fair compensation after being wrongfully harmed, Tim always strives to bring justice and compassion to his work.. Tim practices law throughout much of northern New England, with licenses in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, and he is authorized to practice law in all three states and their federal courts.. His commitment to integrity and zealous advocacy has earned the approval of both his clients and his peers. He is a recipient of the Super Lawyers “Rising Star” award for five consecutive years, from 2013 through 2017. He is a member and former chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association, a member of the New Hampshire Association for Justice, and the Workers’ Injury Law and Advocacy Group.

I joined Weibrecht & Reis after spending close to eight years working at a larger firm where I focused on family law but also handled real estate matters, probate litigation, guardianships, and commercial transactions.  Spending time working in other practice areas has made me into a well rounded family law practitioner and mediator, as family law often intersects with bankruptcy, business law, estate planning, and other areas of the law.  I am a Certified Marital Mediator and trained collaborative law practitioner and am licensed to practice law in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts.  My experience also includes complicated divorce and parenting cases involving multiple day trials and family business division.  While I believe settlement through mediation or collaborative law is always preferable, I understand that there are times when, for one reason or another, it is not an option.  In those cases I am ready, willing, and able to aggressively litigate.  I have lived in and worked in the seacoast area since I graduated law school and I enjoy giving back.  I have served as President of the Rockingham County Bar Association and continue as a board member, I am a member of the New Hampshire Collaborative Law Alliance, and I also volunteer with the Seacoast Kiwanis Club, a volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of children.

I am a founding partner of Cocheco Elder Law Associates, PLLC, and a native of the New Hampshire seacoast area. My practice is dedicated to building wealth enhancement strategies for my client families' estates and businesses, using far-reaching advanced planning to achieve preserved wealth for generations. My priority is my relationship with my client families and their personal, professional, and estate goals.. I am a member of both the New Hampshire and Maine Bars. I am admitted to practice before all courts, state and federal, in both New Hampshire and Maine. My practice includes elder law, Veterans and Medicaid planning, estate and wealth transfer planning, incapacity protection, asset protection planning, estate and trust administration, disability planning, special needs trusts, retirement asset planning, business law, and real estate.. I am a frequent lecturer on basic and sophisticated estate planning topics. I have authored articles on a variety of topics related to business law, sophisticated asset protection, estate planning, and probate administration.. I am often asked to be a guest speaker at community and professional seminars dealing with estate planning topics ranging from guardianships to complex estate planning. I was a weekly guest host of the radio show, “Money Matters,” for more than 10 years on the Money Matters Radio Network. I am currently a guest host of “Open Mic" with Mike Pomp on WTSN AM-1270 at 9:00 am on the 1st Friday of each month.. I received my B.A. degree from the University of New Hampshire and my J.D. from Ohio Northern University. I am a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council. I serve on the Board of Directors of the Wentworth Douglass Hospital and Health Foundation as well as the Planned Giving Advisory Committee, Advancement Committee, and By-Laws Committee of the Foundation.. I am the past president of the Rockingham County Bar Association as well as a former Director and Executive Board member of the Derry Economic Development Corporation and an Incorporator and Executive Board member of the Community Alliance for Teen Safety (CATS).

Andrew works on a wide variety of matters and assists his clients to reach resolutions.. Prior to returning to New England, Strosahl worked in Washington, DC developing ocean-related legislation and performing government relations, including a fellowship with Senator Brian Schatz (HI). During law school, he worked on environmental issues with both the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services and the Conservation Law Foundation. Before coming ashore for law school, Strosahl spent more than six years at sea and attained his master mariners license of any gross tonnage upon the oceans. He received his law degree from the University of Maine School of Law, cum laude, and earned his bachelor’s degree from Maine Maritime Academy.