Family Law Archives - The Armstrong Law Firm, P.A.

Lawyers in Real Life: Fall 2019

posted on Nov 22, 2019 in Family Law,Firm News

Lawyers in Real Life By: Hinton Armstrong I am an Armstrong, and I am an engineer. I am the only one of the five that did not choose the “lawyer life” (random aside: why does everything have to be a “life” these days?). But I have stories. Ohhhhhh do I"..."

Alienation of Affections and Criminal Conversation

posted on Nov 22, 2019 in Family Law,Legal-Ease

Legal-Ease Alienation of Affections and Criminal Conversation – Suing a Lover for Breaking up One’s Marriage By: Lamar Armstrong, Jr. Someone isn’t “free” or “available” if he or she is still married, is not physically separated, and is living with his or her spouse. If not yet “free”, there is"..."

Top 5 Things To Do This Christmas Holiday Season in Smithfield

posted on Dec 22, 2016 in Family Law

During this holiday season, we hope that you get the chance to get out and about in Smithfield and the surrounding eastern North Carolina area and take advantage of all that our area has to offer. At Armstrong Law Firm, P.A., we enjoy this time of year as much as"..."

Tips for a Positive Father’s Day after Divorce

posted on Jun 21, 2016 in Family Law

For divorced parents, the hardest times of the year are often during the holidays. For certain holidays – like the fast approaching Father’s Day on June 19 – how the holiday can be made a joyous occasion might seem elusive. This is especially true for parents who are not on"..."

Lamar Armstrong III Obtains Large Jury Verdict in Alienation of Affections and Criminal Conversation Case

posted on Aug 25, 2015 in Family Law

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Lamar Armstrong III (“L3”) recently obtained a jury verdict in the amount of $240,000 in Moore v. Royall, 13 CVS 2752 (Johnston County). L3 represented the plaintiff, Dede Moore (Dede), in her alienation of affections and criminal conversation lawsuit against Lisa Royall (the defendant). The trial lasted one week. Dede"..."

The Annual List

posted on Nov 1, 2013 in Family Law

Eastern North Carolina divorce attorney Marcia Armstrong was interviewed about the importance of patience and mentoring. See the article in SuperLawyers magazine.

Attorney Marcia Armstrong in Swaziland.

posted on Sep 1, 2013 in Family Law

Marcia High Armstrong Residence: Smithfield Education: Salem College (B.A.), Wake Forest University School of Law (J.D.) Firm: The Armstrong Law Firm, P.A. Practice area: Family law On being a Citizen Lawyer: “Reaching out to others in need makes me a happier person and, consequently, a more effective and compassionate lawyer.”"..."