Portland Office

Wealth Management Advisor / Founder Apollon New England

Timothy Hiscock, CEPA

Being the father to a son whose status as a liver transplant recipient informed just as much of my professional life as it did my personal. Neither the obstacles of hardship nor the unknown have ever prevented me from doing what was right by my family, friends, or career. This sense of ardor and devotion is what I strive to bring to the table with my team and clients alike, always seeking to not only connect, but to collaborate, and to conquer with each and every client that I am lucky enough to engage with. 

After a six year stint in the United States Navy as an electronics technician aboard the U.S.S. Philippine Sea, I sailed for uncharted territory, beginning studies at the University of Massachusetts: Amherst. Upon graduating with a degree in finance and economics I embarked upon a Wall Street career where I held positions dealing with economics and equity research on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange at firms such as J.P. Morgan and Lehman Brothers and eventually moving to an equity trading desk for hedge funds and large-scale institutions. Leaving Wall Street behind, my wife Kathleen and I decided to move our family to Maine as I made the transition to become a part of UBS Financial Services, looking to build a financial advisory practice. I remained a solo advisor for the better part of 15 years until the beginning of 2020, when I merged with the Rockland Financial Group. 

My diverse and dynamic background taught me to never shy away from uncertainty, and it is with this zeal that I tackled new horizons in the form of Apollon New England in order to best serve both my team and clientele. I specialize in client/advisor relationships, focusing on long-term planning with an emphasis on asset management. 

Outside of work I enjoy spending time with friends and family, exploring Maine’s beautiful outdoors, taking advantage of Portland’s food scene, golfing, and frequenting concerts with my son, Thomas.

Wealth Management Advisor / Founder, Apollon New England

Justin Coffin, JD, LLM, CFP

Justin’s life and my professional career have been driven by curiosity.  Engaged by political philosophy in undergraduate education and fascinated by the role of laws in shaping society, Justin attended law school and received a JD from the University of Maine School of Law. With a desire to explore as many areas of the law as possible he joined a law firm in Rockland, Maine that had been started by his grandfather and, at the time, was still run by his Uncle.  Justin learned firsthand not just the theory, but the practice of real estate law, civil litigation, business law and trusts, and estate planning and administration.  

Fascinated by the outsized role the tax code played in many areas of law, Justin joined a regional accounting firm and undertook to learn all that he could about tax planning through practice and academia.  While managing a book of diverse business, nonprofit, and estate planning clients, he completed his studies at the BU School of Law and received and LLM in Taxation.

With a growing interest in Trusts and Estates planning, with its regular overlap with business and not-for-profit work, Justin spent a brief period working at a boutique Trusts and Estates law firm in Portland, Maine before finding his home with his current team; a place where his curiosity and interest in all things planning can find an endless array of client goals and needs to explore and cultivate critical observations and solutions.

Leaving the “wirehouse” world for more independence as a Founding Partner at Apollon New England was spurred by that same curiosity and drive to uncover and implement finely crafted planning opportunities for clients.

When he is not reading the tax code or indulging his inner nerd in a spreadsheet, you will find him with his wonderful wife and two amazing kids mucking about in nature and indulging our own curiosities about the world writ large.