Andrew Lorenzen-Strait

Andrew Lorenzen-Strait's mentorship role at the U.S. Naval Academy as a Sponsor for Midshipmen, coupled with his responsibilities as an Election Judge in Maryland, highlights his unwavering commitment to fostering fairness and upholding values of integrity.

Beyond his legal and mentoring roles, he possesses a deep-seated passion for history, a love inherited from his father, a former police department head in Southern California. His role as a historical tour guide at the Arlington House in Arlington National Cemetery underscores this passion and connection to his familial legacy.

Outside the realm of policy and professional service, Andrew dedicates himself to many voluntary activities and hobbies, all anchored by his love for child welfare, service, and history. His noble role as a Volunteer Park Ranger at landmarks like the National Park Service and Robert E. Lee Memorial exemplifies his enduring commitment to community upliftment. His stint as an intern in the Office of the First Lady in 1998 rekindled his historical passion, propelling him towards becoming a cherished Historical Tour guide – a beautiful fusion of his admiration for history and people.

Andy Strait, a lawyer in Maryland, has experience providing full-service representation to families facing family law issues and to those wishing to form a forever family through adoption.