Contractor disputes are unfortunately common in South Carolina. Click here to learn more about how to handle them.
General Legal Topics
How Antitrust Law Shook Up College Sports
The business of sports has long been shaped by the development of several areas of law, but none may have had more of an impact than the area of antitrust law. Antitrust law is focused on promoting competition and prohibiting…
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How Do I Get Excused from Work When I Have Jury Duty
So, you’ve just received an envelope in the mail. You bring it inside, open it, and see a Summons for Jury Service. You’ve heard your friends and family talk about receiving this letter and showing up to the courthouse, but…
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Challenges And Opportunities In Presenting Expert Witnesses In Court: Comprehensive Guide
Click here to learn more about the legal implications of presenting expert witnesses in court in North Carolina.
Negotiating A Debt Settlement While Facing A Lawsuit
If you’re facing legal action from a creditor, you should consider a debt settlement. Click here to learn more about this alternative.
Benefits Of Choosing A Tennessee Trial Lawyer To Do My Appeal
Discover the advantages of choosing an experienced Tennessee trial lawyer from King Law Offices to handle someone’s appeal related to a criminal or civil case.
Bar Exam Survival Guide from Attorneys Who’ve Been There
Preparing for the bar exam is one of the most intense and all-encompassing experiences for any aspiring attorney. It tests your knowledge, your endurance, and your mindset—mentally, emotionally, and physically. At King Law, our attorneys have walked that path. Whether…
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Why Every Family Needs A Skilled Lawyer In Their Corner
Do you need a lawyer to get a divorce? Click here to find out.
Restraining Orders in Tennessee
In Tennessee, a restraining order, also known as an order of protection, is legal documentation that is issued by a court to protect individuals from harassment, domestic abuse, stalking, and many other forms of violence.
Getting Married in Tennessee
There are three universal, overarching requirements for a marriage to be valid. They are: (1) the legal capacity to marry; (2) existence of a present agreement to be married; and (3) satisfaction of the formal requirements. However, there is some variation between states on who has the legal capacity to get married as well as what exactly the formal requirements of a valid marriage are.