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"..."

Read here for “Appraisal in North Carolina – Dead or Alive?” – article written by L. Lamar Armstrong, Jr. and L. Lamar Armstrong III; published in Trial Briefs magazine, North Carolina Advocates for Justice, February 2015.

See the article and photo about the settlement proceeds and how it will help the Harbor.

Read here for Marcia Armstrong recognized for 2013 Women of Justice Award.

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

Picture of Attorney Marcia Armstrong in Swaziland.

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.”"..."

As of August 2013, Armstrong & Armstrong, PA has officially changed its name to The Armstrong Law Firm, PA. The name change comes as a result of Lamar Armstrong, III (Marcia and Lamar’s son) joining the firm. Armstrong & Armstrong opened its doors in 1983 and has been doing business"..."

In May 2013, Lamar Armstrong, III moved back to Johnston County and joined The Armstrong Law Firm, P.A. Lamar III (known around the office as “L3”) is the oldest son of ALF owners Lamar, Jr. (“L2”) and Marcia Armstrong. L3 went to UNC-Chapel Hill for his undergraduate studies and Wake"..."