We are pleased to announce the merger of Rock & Tebbetts Attorneys at Law into Russman & Phinney Law, bringing together two established New Hampshire legal practices and expanding our ability to serve individuals and families throughout the Lakes Region.
As part of the merger, Russman & Phinney Law will now have a Laconia office at:
61 Church Street
Laconia, NH 03426
For clients of Rock & Tebbetts, this transition provides continued local access to legal services while also connecting them with the broader resources and experience of the Russman & Phinney team.
Welcoming Attorney Kimberly Tessari
We are also excited to welcome Attorney Kimberly Tessari to Russman & Phinney Law.
Kim brings 13 years of legal experience, including approximately a decade of public service as a prosecutor and most recently serving as a Deputy County Attorney.
Before entering public service, Kim began her career handling family law matters, including divorce, custody, and other domestic relations issues. Her background also includes extensive courtroom experience and years of work with the Carroll County Attorney's Office.
At Russman & Phinney Law, Kim's practice includes family law,criminal defense, and estate planning, allowing her to help clients through a wide range of important legal matters.
Kim will work from the former Rock & Tebbetts office on Church Street in Laconia.
Growing While Staying Local
Russman & Phinney Law has continued to grow throughout New Hampshire, but our goal remains the same: to provide practical, personal legal guidance in the communities we serve.
The addition of the Laconia office allows us to bring more of the firm's resources to Lakes Region clients while maintaining a convenient local presence.
We are proud to welcome the Rock & Tebbetts practice, Attorney Kimberly Tessari, and the clients and communities they have served.
Contact Attorney Kimberly Tessari at Russman & Phinney Law.
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