Meet Angela Hatley and Jessica Flowers

Real people.
Thoughtful guidance.

When decisions affect your children, finances, and future, the conversation matters. Meet the attorneys behind Hatley Flowers Law Firm and learn about the experience they bring to family law in Fayetteville.

Cumberland · Hoke · Moore counties

30 minutes · $180 | One hour · $350
The consultation fee is separate from ongoing representation.

Questions before booking? (910) 485-8888

Your first conversation

Start with your questions.

Attorney

Angela Hatley

North Carolina Bar admission: 1993 · Bar number 20049

Angela began her career as a registered nurse at a North Carolina teaching hospital. Advocating for patients inspired her to pursue a legal education and brought a personal perspective to work centered on people facing difficult decisions.

After graduating with honors from Campbell University School of Law, she practiced with Armstrong and Armstrong, P.A., before opening her practice in Fayetteville. She was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 1993.

Angela helps clients understand choices involving divorce, custody, support, and property division. The conversation starts with the client’s circumstances and the decisions ahead.

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Attorney

Jessica Flowers

North Carolina Bar admission: 2019 · Bar number 54683

Jessica developed her interest in law while volunteering with AmeriCorps at Legal Services in Lawrence, Massachusetts. She graduated magna cum laude from New England School of Law and served as a U.S. Army JAG attorney.

Her experience includes advising on military investigations, prosecuting cases under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, working as a research attorney for the Hawaii Senate, and serving as a deputy prosecuting attorney in Honolulu. She later practiced family law in Hawaii before moving to Fayetteville.

Admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2019, Jessica brings a military perspective to her work with service members, military spouses, and other family law clients.

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A conversation shaped around your priorities.

We help you identify the legal issues, consider the information that matters, and discuss a possible next step. Every matter is different. The approach should reflect your circumstances, not a promise of a particular result.

Local guidance

Three counties.
One clear starting point.

Hatley Flowers Law Firm serves clients in Cumberland, Hoke and Moore counties from our Fayetteville office at 912 Hay Street.

The court and filing location depend on your claim and circumstances. We can discuss those questions at your consultation.

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

Hatley Flowers Law Firm · General North Carolina legal information · Updated October 22, 2026

Responsible attorneys: Angela Hatley and Jessica Flowers. This information is not advice for your specific situation. Discuss current law and deadlines with an attorney.