North Carolina Criminal Defense and Family Law Firm

The Manning Law Firm provides knowledgeable, focused and determined representation to clients in criminal law and family law matters.

Thomas C. Manning and T. Taylor Manning analyze each client’s situation thoroughly, investigate the factual and legal status of the case, plan strategy and tactics tailored for each client’s individual needs, and then work tirelessly to achieve and obtain the most favorable outcome possible.

Manning Law Firm has a reputation for skilled advocacy, whether in investigations, negotiation with other counsel and government attorneys and agencies, in non-jury and jury trials and hearings in both state and federal courts.

Striving for excellence in criminal defense and family law

Thomas C. Manning and T. Taylor Manning are known for their thorough preparation, skill as advocates and for their competence, initiative, determination and unwavering loyalty and dedication to their clients.

Thomas C. Manning is a Board-Certified Specialist in State and Federal Criminal Law. For more than 33 years he has tried cases in State and Federal Courts. He has a depth of experience and breadth of knowledge in criminal law cases of all types, and jury trial experience second to none in North Carolina. He carries the highest peer-review rating of competence and ethics, and is listed in many peer-rated publications as a top lawyer.

Taylor Manning has joined the firm following several years’ practice with a general practice law firm in eastern North Carolina. Taylor Manning has accumulated growing expertise in family law, divorce, domestic violence, custody and equitable distribution matters, in addition to significant experience in criminal law matters.

Real help is just a phone call away

If you are being charged with or are being investigated for a state or federal crime, or if you are involved in a separation, divorce or family law matter, contact Manning Law Firm at (919) 834-3499, or online. We represent defendants in federal courts across North Carolina and in state courts in the Research Triangle East, including Raleigh-Durham, Chapel Hill and communities stretching to the Atlantic coast.