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Grayson Harbury is a dedicated Associate Attorney at King Law Offices, located in the heart of Hickory, North Carolina. With a strong focus on elder law, Grayson is committed to providing compassionate and knowledgeable legal guidance to clients navigating the complexities of aging, estate planning, and guardianship issues. Originally hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, Grayson cultivated a robust academic foundation, earning dual undergraduate degrees in Economics and German from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He continued his legal education at Vermont Law School, where he excelled academically, graduating summa cum laude with a Juris Doctor degree. During his time at law school, Grayson made significant contributions to the Vermont Law Review, first serving as a staff editor and later as the Senior Articles Editor for Volume 48, where he honed his legal writing and analytical skills. Grayson’s expertise in elder law is complemented by his deep understanding of transactional law, allowing him to effectively assist clients in creating comprehensive estate plans and navigating legal matters that affect senior citizens. His dedication to his clients is matched by his passion for making a positive impact in their lives during significant transitional periods. Outside the office, Grayson enjoys a well-rounded life filled with outdoor activities and personal pursuits. He finds joy in gardening, mountain biking, and hitting the golf course, all while cherishing quality moments with family and friends. Grayson’s diverse interests reflect his balanced approach to life, making him not just a skilled attorney but also a relatable and approachable advocate for his clients. Whether you need guidance on estate planning, elder rights, or guardianship, Grayson Harbury is here to provide expert legal assistance with a personal touch in Hickory, NC.
Elder law attorneys help seniors and their families with legal matters affecting older adults including estate planning, long-term care, and benefits. Common matters include medicaid planning, long-term care, guardianship, estate planning.