In addition to her work as a family law attorney at Wilkinson Law Firm, Mauria is one of a small percentage of certified mediators in domestic relations and probate matters.  Through mediation, she is able to assist parties in finding cooperative solutions that are more beneficial for the long-term health of their families than the litigation process.

Mauria earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business from Ouachita Baptist University in 2001 and received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2004.

Bryan graduated from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2018 where he finished second in his class. In addition to his law degree, Bryan received a Certificate in Criminal Law reflecting his focus on areas surrounding criminal law and procedure. Bryan clerked for the Wilkinson Law Firm while he was in law school and then joined the firm as a licensed attorney.

Bryan has a sincere interest in the problems surrounding the machinery of the criminal justice system such as the unequal power balance between the State and the individual citizen and the negative implications that produces for all of our constitutional rights.  Bryan’s research in this area has been published in the University of Arkansas Law Review and subsequently cited by other legal scholars. His work may be found at:

Bryan Altman, Improving the Indigent Defense Crisis Through Decriminalization, 70 Ark. L. Rev. (2017). Available at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/alr/vol70/iss3/7

Bryan earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Central Arkansas and his law degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law.

Lindsey Schmeidler has dedicated her entire career to family law. Her practice is marked by a deep commitment to serving families in crisis and transition. She has represented clients in complex family law matters, including divorce, guardianships, orders of protection, child custody, and other family law issues. Throughout her practice, Lindsey has demonstrated a strong ability to navigate the delicate balance between addressing the immediate needs of clients while focusing on the long-term impacts of restructuring families.

Prior to joining Wilkinson Law Firm, Lindsey worked at Legal Aid of Arkansas and Kansas Legal Services- Kansas City where she provided legal representation to low-income individuals and supervised a team of family law attorneys. She has successfully litigated cases in courtrooms across the state of Arkansas but understands the value of alternative dispute resolution for families who need to engage in cooperative parenting.

Lindsey earned an undergraduate degree from Kansas State University in 2015 and her Juris Doctorate from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2018.

Camille Thompson has extensive experience in both business and personal legal matters and brings a client-centered, solution-oriented approach to your case. With a proven record, she guides clients through complex challenges with expertise and compassion. Recognizing the value of efficient, collaborative solutions, Camille is also committed to alternative dispute resolution, helping individuals and organizations achieve favorable outcomes while preserving important relationships.

Prior to joining the Wilkinson law firm, Camille served as the City of Bentonville’s lead counsel and misdemeanor prosecutor for more than two decades, handling thousands of cases each year. She is skilled at a variety of business and regulatory matters including contracts, litigation, real estate, construction, employment, zoning, utilities and other complex legal issues. Camille also works with individuals to secure their personal and family legacies through careful planning and the creation of trusts, wills and related documents in a convenient and easy process.

Camille earned her undergraduate degree from Stephens College, studied at Cambridge University, and received her Juris Doctorate from the prestigious Berkeley Law at the University of California. She has certificates in dispute resolution from the Straus Institute at Pepperdine University and is trained in interview and interrogation techniques through the Reid Institute.