Antoine Marshall was born in Alexandria, Virginia and at a young age his family moved from the Washington DC Metro area to Raleigh, North Carolina. He graduated from Southeast Raleigh High School and was awarded a full scholarship to attend Claflin University, a premier liberal arts school in Orangeburg, SC. Mr. Marshall has always had a goal of helping people through his work, and went to Claflin with the primary goal of becoming a doctor. After three years as a Biotechnology major, Mr. Marshall was exposed to the legal profession through an internship opportunity. Through that experience Mr. Marshall developed a passion for the law that carried him to Wake Forest School of Law, one of the top 35 law schools in the country. At Wake Forest, Antoine was active with the law school's pro-bono office. After recognizing an unmet need in the community he teamed up with fellow students to start the Veteran Advocate Law Organization (VALOR), an on campus organization that provided legal advice to local Veterans.

After graduating from Wake Forest, Mr. Marshall gained hands-on experience handling a wide range of legal matters while working as a staff attorney through Legal Aid of North Carolina. Applying his scientific background to his desire to help others, Mr. Marshall has represented low income individuals in areas such as bankruptcy, landlord-tenant law, public housing, social security disability, mortgage foreclosure, criminal expungment and collection actions.