Brian King
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King Law Offices
Brian W. King is the senior partner and managing attorney of King Law Offices, PLLC. He has been practicing law for more than a decade, and is a lifelong resident of Rutherford County. Brian is a member of the North and South Carolina bars, and maintains active cases in both states. Brian is a graduate of Campbell Law School and completed his undergraduate degree at University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
In 2009, Brian became a North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialist. He is one of a small select group of North Carolina Family Law attorneys who have achieved this distinction. This recognition requires an extensive peer review process and a separate North Carolina State Bar exam. (North Carolina Bar Board of Specialization).
Brian has two wonderful children, Luke and Caroline. Brian enjoys every minute of life as a doting father; as a parent, his role as a family lawyer has taken on new and special meaning. In addition to maintaining a busy private practice, he has served as the attorney for the Rutherford and McDowell County Departments of Social Services, fighting abuse and neglect in the community. Brian has also served as a member of the North Carolina Child Support Council and has presented Continued Legal Education for his fellow attorneys, including case reviews classes on new and developing law. He has been elected as President of the Judicial District Bar, and has served in various legal leadership positions. Brian has been involved in several Court of Appeals cases, with important and often referenced opinions.
Community involvement within Rutherford County is also an important part of life to Brian, and he actively serves and supports several local organizations. Brian spent several years as adjunct faculty at Isothermal Community College, teaching Business Law.
- Family Law
- Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
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- Isothermal Community College
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- University of North Carolina - Charlotte
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- Campbell University
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- Rutherford County Daily Courier
- Top 100 Family Law Attorneys
- The American Society of Legal Advocates
- North Carolina Child Support Council
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- North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialist
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- Judicial District Bar
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- McDowell County Departments of Social Services
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- Rutherford County Departments of Social Services
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- Top 10 New Child Support Cases, NC Child Support
- Advanced Child Support and Spousal Support Issues, NBI
- North Carolina Certified Family Law Specialist
- North Carolina Bar Board of Specialization
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2023 Reisman Award Winner: Best Growth Story // King Law Offices, PC
- Q. Is it illegal for a spouse to place a tracking device on a vehicle that is marital property?
- A: Parties who are considering tracking their spouses’ movements can refer to North Carolina General Statute §14-196.3(b)(5). This statute both defines the state’s understanding of an electronic device and notes that to install such a device, the installer must have their name on the affiliated vehicle’s title.
