South Carolina Landlord Tenant Lawyers

Ever since I was a little girl, I knew I wanted to be in the legal field fighting for justice. Little did I know my fight would shift from an interest in the FBI to opening a law firm—helping landlords with tenant matters and assisting small business owners in achieving their dreams of success. I was born in Ukraine, and my family migrated as refugees seeking asylum from the KGP regime in the early 1990s, fleeing to the United States. I grew up in a small town on the Puget Sound in Washington State. I married the love of my life...

Mr. Milling is a litigator in both federal and state court handling civil litigation, corporate litigation, criminal defense, and white collar criminal defense.

I've been representing children with special needs and their families in legal matters against public school districts for over 12 years. I fight for SPED students in 504 plan meetings, IEP meetings, Manifestation Determination Review hearings, and, when parents aren't satisfied with what the school offers or decides, in Due Process Hearings. I'm an experienced, comfortable and assertive litigator. I speak fluent Spanish, having lived and worked in South America (Bolivia) for a few years prior to deciding to become a lawyer. I love my Latino clients and enjoy elevating their voices and issues , which are often disregarded. I also represent...

Camille Atkins is an Associate Attorney at King Law Offices. Camille works at the firm’s Spartanburg office in South Carolina. Camille’s primary area of practice is civil litigation. Camille obtained her undergraduate degree from Cumberland University, graduating cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature. Camille is also a graduate of the University of Mississippi School of Law, receiving a Juris Doctorate degree. While attending law school, Camille was part of the Negotiation Board, where she was an Executive Board Member and a national runner-up at a competition. Camille also spent time with the school’s Transactional Clinic, where she...