Family Law

• Divorce
• Child Support
  Once a bankruptcy case is successfully completed, the consumer receives a discharge from the bankruptcy court. The discharge releases the debtor from the legal liability of any of the debts included in the bankruptcy. Creditors are left with no legal cause to contact you or pursue debts listed in the bankruptcy documents. For those debts that are not dischargeable (i.e.: student loans, certain tax liabilities, child support payments), a repayment plan can sometimes be established.
• Guardianship
  Although most of the Advance Directive documents generally eliminate the need for a court-supervised guardianship, certain circumstances may require the appointment of a legal guardian. This form is intended for you to indicate your preference of who the court would appoint to be named your legal guardian, should you become incapacitated and cannot tell the court yourself.
• Spousal Support
  Debts which are owed to a spouse, former spouse, or child of the debtor, for alimony, maintenance, or support of such spouse or child, in connection with a separation agreement, divorce decree or other order of a court of record

Criminal Law

• DUI/DWI

Property Law

• Real Estate Litigation
  The attorneys at the Law Office of King & Mannion P.A. are highly experienced with the processes surrounding residential and commercial real estate. The firm's many years of practicing real estate law in Florida can be of great help in not only advising and facilitating your decisions, but protecting your assets as well.​
• Real Estate Transactions
  A limited power of attorney can be drafted to allow another person to act for you for a particular purpose or timeframe - such as in a real estate transaction when you would not physically be present to sign the closing documents.
• Easement
• Landlord-Tenant Disputes
  Candyce's areas of practice include residential and commercial real estate transactions and litigation, estate planning, probate, landlord-tenant matters, debt settlement, business formations and sales, bankruptcy, loan modifications and more.

Health Law

• Personal Injury
  Debts for death or personal injury caused by the debtor's drunk driving or from driving while under the influence of drugs or other substances

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning
  Estate planning allows you to have a plan in place to provide for your family and loved ones in the event of incapacitation or death. Based upon your assets and your ultimate goals & wishes, we will work with you to craft a unique estate plan that will give you peace of mind for the future. No matter your age or financial situation, having an estate plan in place is essential for ensuring what you worked for during your lifetime goes to those whom you intend. Although thinking about your final wishes can be difficult, knowing your options and putting a plan in place will leave you with peace of mind that in the event of your passing, your family and loved ones can be provided for.
• Wills
  We provide legal services in the following areas: bankruptcy, loan modifications, reverse mortgage solutions, foreclosure defense, debt settlement, business formations, sale of business, landlord/tenant matters, real estate title problems & litigation, deed preparation, condo & homeowners' association issues, real estate closings and For Sale by Owner assistance, tax deed & foreclosure sale purchasing, probate, estate planning, revocable trusts, wills, living wills, advance directives and powers of attorney.
• Power of Attorney
  Sarah was recognized as a 2018 Leader in the Law by the Florida Association of Women Lawyers. Sarah was a featured CLE Presenter at the 2018 Jacksonville Bankruptcy Bar Seminar on "Ethics of Next Friend & Power of Attorney Representation".
• Probate

Finance Law

• Bankruptcy
  Chapter 7 is often the quickest way for a debtor to regain control of their financial situation. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is most helpful for a person with a lot of unsecured debt, such as...
• Foreclosure
  We recognize that sometimes unexpected events occur that can cause you to fall behind with your mortgage payments. Unfortunately, the delinquent payments can eventually result in the mortgage company to file a foreclosure.