Rachel A. King is an attorney through and through. Raised in a family of attorneys, Rachel has spent her life learning the law. She not only received her Juris Doctor degree from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, but she served in the Army as a paralegal and Communication Specialist.

Outside of her practice, Rachel is devoted and highly active in her community. She developed the Attorney Mentor Program within the Southwest Valley Youth Court (where she also volunteers as a mentor), and spends a lot of time giving back to elementary schools, senior centers, assisted living centers and non-profits. Her latest endeavors include the opening of a non-profit that will provide scholarships to students who are granted the student of the month award in their schools. This penchant for community outreach led Rachel to become the Murrieta Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016. That same year, she also won the award for Medium Business of the Year.

Rachel remains an active member in good standing with the State Bar of California, Riverside County Bar Association, Southwest Bar Association, Richard T. Fields Bar Association, American Bar Association, and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, and is a proud founding member of the Douglas County Bar Association in Douglas County, Nevada.

Above all else, Rachel is committed to the legal success of her clients. She guarantees their interests will always come first and believes communication is essential for a successful attorney-client relationship. In order to insure her clients are comfortable, Rachel keeps them fully aware of the status of their case and goes above and beyond to remain personally available through text and email whenever they need her.

Megan received her paralegal certificate from the University of California, Davis in 2018. Soon after, in 2019, she joined King Law Firm, Attorneys at Law, Inc, where her favorite field of law to practice is probate law.

When Megan isn’t working (which is almost never), she enjoys camping with her husband and kids. She is also a avid volunteer, focusing most of her efforts in organizations such as the San Diego Free Slate Clinic and Free to Thrive. Her ultimate volunteer goals is to one day work with the Innocence Project. Finally, the crime junkie in her has peaked her interest in learning more about criminal law and wrongful convictions.

Nikcole Frame got her Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from University of San Francisco in 2002. She later went back to school in 2004 and got her Associates in Culinary Arts. Then in 2012, Nikcole started school in a Post-Bacc. program at Eastern Kentucky University in Paralegal Studies and graduated in 2014. She got her first job as a paralegal at The Law Office of Michael Davidson, PLLC in Lexington, Kentucky, where she worked for over four and half years. While there, she handled many complex family law cases, including Court of Appeals and Supreme Court cases. She also handled a few probate matters.

In June 2019, Nikcole moved to San Diego County with her family and in December of that year started working at Beringer Law Firm in Carlsbad. There she worked with strictly Family Law Cases. After the office closed in March 2020 due to the pandemic, she looked feverishly for a new law firm and landed at King Law Firm Attorneys at Law, Inc. in December 2020.

Her hobbies include doing crafts and playing games with her 13-year-old daughter. She is very involved with her school and sports programs. Her daughter also likes to go out on hikes and exploring, and she spends quite a bit of time playing with and walking around her pug, Lily.