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211 S. Center St., Suite 321, Statesville, NC 28677
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King Law opened its Statesville office in June 2026, bringing full-service legal representation to Iredell County from a location in downtown Statesville on South Center Street, just steps from the Iredell County Hall of Justice. The office serves individuals, families, and businesses across Iredell County including the City of Statesville, Mooresville, Troutman, Harmony, Union Grove, and the surrounding communities. Attorneys here handle matters in Iredell County courts and across the broader region, with in-office, telephone, and virtual consultations available.
When you work with King Law in Statesville, you receive a dedicated attorney who leads your matter. That attorney is backed by the collective resources of a multi-office firm with hundreds of years of combined legal experience across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Every case is reviewed with the full weight of the King Law team behind it, which means the depth of a regional firm is available to every client, regardless of where they are or what they are facing.
Legal services available at our Statesville office, built for the individuals, families, and businesses of Iredell County and surrounding communities.
Divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, equitable distribution, and domestic violence matters. Guided with clarity and strategy.
A well-drafted will and complete estate plan protect your family and assets when it matters most — for individuals and families across the communities we serve.
Planning for long-term care, Medicaid eligibility, guardianships, and asset protection with genuine care for seniors and their families.
Breach-of-contract claims, property disputes, negligence actions, and other civil matters handled through negotiation, mediation, or litigation.
Representing clients charged with misdemeanors, felonies, DWI, drug crimes, and domestic violence throughout the surrounding counties.
Strategic defense for traffic infractions, license revocations, and DWI/DUI charges throughout Western North Carolina.
From formation and contracts to disputes and dissolution, advising businesses of all sizes operating across the region.
Pursuing the compensation you deserve for motor vehicle accidents, premises liability, wrongful death, and other injury claims.
We recommend scheduling a consultation before visiting so the right attorney is available when you arrive. Consultations can be scheduled online or by calling 1-888-748-KING, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Walk-ins are welcome, though clients with appointments are seen first.
Yes. The Statesville office is located at 211 S. Center St., Suite 321 in downtown Statesville, steps from the Iredell County Hall of Justice. Parking is available in the surrounding downtown area.
Iredell County sits in the western Piedmont of North Carolina, home to a growing mix of long-established families, manufacturing workers, lake community residents along Lake Norman, and professionals who have relocated from the Charlotte metro. The Statesville team handles the full range of legal needs for that community: family law including divorce and custody, criminal defense and DWI matters, civil disputes for businesses and individuals, estate planning and elder law for families securing long-term stability, and business law matters across Iredell County. Attorneys here serve clients throughout Iredell County and surrounding communities including Mooresville, Troutman, and Harmony.
Yes, you are welcome to bring a trusted family member or support person to your consultation. We do ask that you consider the nature of your matter beforehand. In family law cases in particular, the presence of a third party may affect attorney-client privilege or limit candid discussion of sensitive issues. Your attorney can advise you further when you call to schedule.
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