About M. Bryan
M. Bryan King earned his Juris Doctor from North Carolina Central University School of Law. He educated in Durham and returned to japanese North Carolina to construct a tradition. His time at law school formed his curiosity in the court system and in client work that touches daily lifestyles.
King joined Haithcock, Barfield, Hulse & King, PLLC as an associate lawyer in 2014. He spent the next numerous years growing casework and studying the mechanics of practice at a regional firm. In 2019 he moved right into a managing lawyer position at the same firm. In that role he took on oversight of the office and helped manual junior lawyers whilst continuing to handle his personal matters.
Professionally, King has kept an active presence in state and nearby institutions. He is a member of the North Carolina Bar Association and the Wayne County Bar Association, each since 2014. He joined the National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers in 2021. Since 2022 he has served on the Local Advisory Board for Legal Aid of North Carolina. Those affiliations position him in regular contact with colleagues across practice areas and with organizations that work to increase legal services within the state.
King’s practice covers senior law, estate making plans and associated estate administration matters. He works with families to sort out lengthy-time period care concerns and estate administration. Clients come upon him in instances that involve Medicaid making plans, conservatorship questions and the practical steps of transferring belongings or settling estates after death. He is known in his community for a simple style. He explains options plainly, maps out subsequent steps and attends routine proceedings when things visit courtroom.
Courtroom appearances and workplace counseling are part of his weekly work. He balances case control and client meetings with the executive duties of operating a small workplace. Colleagues describe him as continuous in dealing with case comply with-through and attentive to procedural element.
He keeps memberships that maintain him connected to advancements in senior law and to statewide bar things to do. He additionally contributes time to Legal Aid through the Local Advisory Board, which advises on delivery of offerings to low-profits residents.
King practices at Haithcock, Barfield, Hulse & King, PLLC, the place he handles elder law, property planning and probate things and remains active in bar and network organizations.
