Divorce & separation
Make informed decisions about ending your marriage and the issues that need to be addressed along the way.
Fayetteville Divorce & Family Law Attorneys
Your future.
A clear way forward.
Divorce, custody, and financial decisions can leave you unsure where to start. Attorneys Angela Hatley and Jessica Flowers help you understand your options and plan your next step.
Serving Cumberland, Hoke & Moore counties
30 minutes · $180 | One hour · $350
Questions before booking? Call (910) 485-8888
Real people. Thoughtful guidance. A conversation about your next step.
20+
Years of legal experienceAttorney Angela Hatley
Military perspectiveFormer Army JAG attorney Jessica Flowers
Three counties. One clear starting point.Cumberland · Hoke · Moore
Family law, focused on your next step
Family law guidance
for the decisions ahead.
Find guidance for the issue that brought you here—and the related questions that can affect your children, finances, and future.
Child custody
Discuss parenting arrangements, changes to an existing order, and the priorities that matter to your children.
Property division
Understand the questions around your home, retirement accounts, debts, business interests, and other assets.
Child support
Get guidance on support calculations, changing circumstances, and the financial needs of your children.
Spousal support & alimony
Talk through your financial circumstances and the support questions that can arise during separation or divorce.
Military divorce
Address family law concerns involving military service, including deployment, relocation, support, and retirement benefits.
Considering an agreement before divorce? Learn about separation agreements. Not sure where to start? See how the initial consultation works.
You don’t need every answer.
You need a place to begin.
You may be worried about time with your children, keeping your finances on track, or making a decision you cannot easily undo. An initial consultation gives you time to explain what matters most and ask questions before you decide what to do next.
Meet your legal guides
The experience behind
your next conversation.
Two different paths to the practice of law. A shared focus on helping people work through decisions that affect their families and futures.
Angela Hatley
Family law attorney
Angela’s first career was in nursing, where she advocated for people facing difficult circumstances. After graduating with honors from Campbell University School of Law, she built her legal practice in Fayetteville. She brings more than 20 years of legal experience to her work with clients.
20+ years practicing lawFormer registered nurse
Jessica Flowers
Family law attorney · Former Army JAG
Jessica graduated magna cum laude from New England School of Law and served as a U.S. Army JAG attorney. Her background includes military legal service, prosecution, and family law practice. She brings an understanding of military life to the issues service members and their families face.
Former U.S. Army JAGFamily law & military perspective
Military life adds another layer. Your legal guidance should account for it.
For service members and military spouses in the Fort Bragg area, deployment, relocation, parenting time, and retirement benefits can raise additional questions during divorce. Discuss those concerns with a team that includes a former Army JAG attorney.
What your consultation is for
Schedule a conversation.
Start making a plan.
A paid initial consultation gives you time with an attorney to discuss the questions affecting your family, finances, and next steps. You do not need to arrive with every answer.
- Explain what matters most
Share your questions about children, support, property, or separation and the decisions you are facing.
- Understand the issues to consider
Discuss your circumstances, relevant documents, and the options that may apply to your situation.
- Talk through a possible next step
Ask how the firm may be able to help and what further representation would involve.
Before your appointment: Write down your main questions, gather relevant agreements or court papers, and follow the instructions in your confirmation.
Choose your consultation length
Time with an attorney.
Room for your questions.
Choose 30 minutes or one hour. If you are unsure which to book, call the office before scheduling.
30-minute consultation
$180
One-hour consultation
$350
The fee is for your initial consultation. Booking does not by itself engage the firm for ongoing representation.
Review the current appointment details, payment requirements, and cancellation policy in Acuity before confirming.
Need help scheduling? (910) 485-8888
Local guidance. Regional reach.
Family law representation in
Cumberland, Hoke & Moore counties.
Hatley Flowers Law Firm serves individuals and families across these three North Carolina counties from our Fayetteville office.
North Carolina
Cumberland County
Serving Fayetteville, Hope Mills, and surrounding Cumberland County communities.
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Hoke County
Serving Raeford and surrounding Hoke County communities.
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Moore County
Serving Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Aberdeen, and surrounding Moore County communities.
Visit our Fayetteville office
912 Hay Street · Fayetteville, NC 28305
912 Hay Street · Fayetteville, NC 28305
Before you book
A few answers
to help you begin.
Know what to expect before scheduling your initial consultation.
Which counties does the firm serve?
Hatley Flowers Law Firm serves clients in Cumberland, Hoke and Moore counties from its office at 912 Hay Street in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Call the office if you have questions about whether the firm can assist with your matter.
How much is an initial consultation?
A 30-minute initial consultation is $180, and a one-hour consultation is $350. Review the current fee, available appointment options, payment requirements, and cancellation policy in Acuity before confirming.
What does the initial consultation cover?
Your paid consultation is time with an attorney to discuss your circumstances, questions, and possible next steps. You can ask about children, support, property, separation, or military family law concerns. The consultation is separate from any agreement for ongoing representation.
What should I prepare for the consultation?
Write down your main questions and the priorities you would like to discuss. Gather relevant documents, including any existing agreements, court orders, or papers you have received, and follow the preparation instructions in your appointment confirmation.
Do you work with service members and military spouses?
Yes. The firm assists with military divorce and related family law matters. Attorney Jessica Flowers previously served as a U.S. Army JAG attorney. Your consultation is an opportunity to discuss how military service may affect the issues in your case.
Can I schedule before I have decided to divorce?
You can schedule a consultation to discuss your circumstances and understand your options before deciding what to do next. You do not need to arrive with a finished plan.
Does booking a consultation hire the firm for my case?
Booking reserves an initial consultation; it does not by itself engage the firm for ongoing representation. The firm will explain conflict checks and the terms of any further engagement. Please do not send sensitive case details through general email.
Your next step starts here
You don’t have to work
through this on your own.
Make time to discuss your family, your priorities, and your options with Hatley Flowers Law Firm.
Cumberland · Hoke · Moore | Fayetteville, North Carolina