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Mr. Maddox is a native of East Tennessee where he was born and raised. He graduated from Carson-Newman University in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in History, Philosophy, and Political Science. Upon graduating, Mr. Maddox spent two years in the United States Peace Corps. He spent his service, from 2006 to 2008, living and working in the small village of Sevia, located in Togo, West Africa. Mr. Maddox’s principal service was as a Natural Resource Management volunteer, but he also assisted his community with HIV/AIDS education, climate and agricultural improvement actions, women’s empowerment support, and working with families and community leaders to make farming within the area more sustainable and productive. Following his Peace Corps volunteer work, Mr. Maddox taught English in Ambert, France with the Centre International d’études Pédagogiques (CIEP) through the French government’s Ministry of Education from 2008 to 2009. While in Ambert, he primarily taught middle and high school students. Upon returning to America, Mr. Maddox began his legal studies at the Duncan School of Law in Knoxville, Tennessee, but subsequently transferred to Appalachian School of Law located in Grundy, Virginia where he graduated in 2014 cum laude. After graduating Mr. Maddox moved to New Orleans, Louisiana and was admitted to the Louisiana Bar in May of 2015. Mr. Maddox’s practice in New Orleans and the surrounding Southeastern, Louisiana was wide ranging, focusing on such matters as criminal defense, estates, personal injury, family law, worker’s compensation, and contractual disputes. In August of 2019, Mr. Maddox moved to beautiful Hendersonville, North Carolina to marry the love of his life, Laura Griffin Maddox, and to raise their two amazing children, Eli and Cecilia. Mr. Maddox successfully passed the July 2020 North Carolina Bar Exam and was admitted to practice law in North Carolina. He subsequently joined Dalton Law Office, PLLC in March of 2021. Mr. Maddox focuses on criminal defense, family and juvenile law, contractual disputes, personal injury, governmental administrative matters, and estates. Mr. Maddox is committed and determined to serving his clients with the highest quality and respect. He works tirelessly and diligently on every case and is always looking to find ways to better serve his clients.

Thomas Roberson is a Senior Associate in Morganton, North Carolina. Thomas practices in the area of criminal law.. Thomas received his Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from Christopher Newport University (CNU), in Newport News, Virginia. Throughout his time in undergrad, Thomas played football for the CNU Captains. Thomas later became their offensive line coach and video coordinator. Thomas attended the Elon University School of Law. While in law school, Thomas interned with the Rockingham County District Attorney’s Office and at a firm in Eden, North Carolina. Prior to joining King Law, Thomas was an associate attorney with the law firm he interned with during law school.. Thomas was born and raised in Poquoson, Virginia and now calls Morganton home. In his free time Thomas enjoys watching sports, hunting, fishing and spending time with family.

Hite Law, PLLC is a general practice, single attorney Professional Limited Liability Company duly organized under North Carolina Law. Tyler Hite is a trained courtroom advocate and capable negotiator who cares about his clients. Offering flexible hours, reasonable rates and various payment plan options, Hite Law proudly serves Avery, Ashe, Wilkes and Watauga counties. Practice areas include:Appellate LitigationCriminal DefenseReal Property DisputeCivil Litigation Landlord/Tenant DisputesCreditor/Debtor DisputesJuvenile and DSS MattersWills, Trusts & Estate PlanningTraffic LawHite Law offers free initial consultations for potential clients.Don't worry about parking in downtown Boone! Hite Law offers convenient FREE PARKING, just across Depot St. from Mr. Hite's office. Hite Law is located in The Greenhouse building at 164 South Depot St in Boone, NC. Just look for the small paved lot with signs indicating parking for The Greenhouse.

Practice law at Daniel | Thomas located in Yanceyville, Caswell County, North Carolina.. North Carolina State University, B.S. in Business Management - Marketing - 2008. Univiersity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, J.D. - 2011. Duke University Law School, LL.M. - 2013

When I was younger I would tell my Mom and Dad, "I want to be President of the United States". They would always then ask "why?" and my answer was always the same -- "because I want to make a difference." As I grew older the how may have changed several times, but the why never did. I always knew I was going to make an impact for others, and their lives. I now know how I am going to be that difference for others. I advocate with strength and commitment in the law for my clients. That is what public service means to me. I am privileged to help guide my clients to an answer and sometimes be the answer for my client and their family. To me, the strength of public service is helping make the tough decisions that support individuals.. During my college years at Radford University, I saw a need among my fellow students. So I opened a business to help fill that need, and with that, I opened my first restaurant. I was successful at this business and felt accomplished that I created an option that became popular and helped other students. I continued down this path until I realized I had gotten away from what stirred me, my flame to help serve others. I told my wife I wanted to get back to that part of me and said I was going to the police academy. She supported my decision and I signed up for the police academy not knowing what kind of roller-coaster I was joining.. After nearly seven years of service and countless stories I could tell, just not in 500 words or less, I realized law enforcement was not where my journey was to end. During my first several years as a policeman, I participated in numerous community events. I helped with food drives, organized youth athletics, spoke at community meetings, and much more. During my last two years in law enforcement, I was a detective and I saw a deeper need and hurt within the community. This vision came about, in part, because I was now dealing directly with both victims and those charged with a crime. These interactions provided me with the knowledge that in troubled times individuals just needed assurance, guidance, and sometimes just a good listener. I saw the resolution that the court system offered and more than ever I wanted to be part of that resolution. I believe that I can offer something unique and inspiring to the field of law when given the opportunity. A new kind of lawyer for a changing world.. My varied background as business owner, law enforcement officer, and now versatile lawyer uniquely qualifies me to represent a broad range of clients. This diverse clientele includes persons arrested for serious crimes, those contemplating divorce, entrepreneurs forming corporations, and seriously injured victims of accidents caused by negligence.. My hobbies include spending time with my wife Sarah and two children, riding motorcycles, watching the Washington Capitals play hockey, working out, listening to books/podcasts, grilling and cooking outside, snowboarding, traveling, playing the drums, and attending Temple Baptist Church throughout the week.