Biography
Area of Focus
Chase Lopez is an Estate & Elder Law attorney with King Law Offices, serving clients from the firm’s Rutherford County office in Forest City, North Carolina. His practice includes elder law and asset protection with a strong focus on wills and estate planning, and he provides thoughtful, client-centered legal services tailored to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families. Chase is dedicated to helping clients protect their assets and plan for the future with confidence, always emphasizing long-term success and peace of mind.
Chase combines his academic training, practical experience, and commitment to service in his transactional law practice. He is known for his approachable demeanor, strong work ethic, and ability to communicate complex legal concepts in a clear and accessible way. He values efficiency and transparency, using measurable strategies to ensure high-quality outcomes for every client he serves, and looks forward to continuing to build strong client relationships throughout Rutherford County and the surrounding region.
Professional Background
Chase earned his Bachelor of Science in Sport Management from Florida State University, where he graduated cum laude. His undergraduate studies emphasized leadership, communication, and strategic thinking, skills that continue to support his work as an attorney. He went on to earn his Juris Doctor from Florida A&M University College of Law, graduating in May 2025. While in law school, Chase was an active member of the Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Society, where he explored legal topics related to his personal interests and expanded his understanding of transactional and intellectual property law.
Chase gained valuable legal experience as a legal intern with Little, Lattimore & Ledford, P.A. in Marion, North Carolina, where he worked closely with attorneys on estate planning and elder law matters. His responsibilities included drafting wills and powers of attorney, attending client meetings, and assisting with client communications. This hands-on experience helped him understand the ethical considerations attorneys face and the importance of trust and diligence in every client interaction. It was also during this time that Chase developed a strong interest in transactional law, recognizing his aptitude for detail-oriented work and his desire to help clients proactively manage important aspects of their lives and businesses.
In his third year of law school, Chase further developed his professional skills by working at the FAMU College of Law Library as a Circulation Desk Associate, helping students and local community members access legal research tools and resources. This experience enhanced his knowledge of legal research and improved his interpersonal and communication skills, reinforcing his ability to work effectively as part of a team and serve a wide range of individuals.
Community and Personal Life
Chase has volunteered on mission trips with St. Paul United Methodist Church, performing home repairs in underserved communities across Alabama and West Virginia, and has also tutored middle school students. In his free time, he enjoys watching movies, playing games with friends, and spending time outdoors. A lifelong sports fan, he follows Oklahoma Sooners football and enjoys traveling to explore new places. Chase looks forward to continuing to build strong client relationships throughout Rutherford County and the surrounding region.