About
Gentry Wahlmeier is an attorney at Wahlmeier Law Firm, P.A., in Van Buren, Arkansas, representing clients in Arkansas and Oklahoma. His practice includes criminal and civil litigation, real property matters, business law, probate, and estate planning. He works with individuals, families, and businesses facing disputes or planning needs, providing practical guidance focused on protecting their interests and advancing their legal goals.
Wahlmeier earned his undergraduate degree in economics from the University of Arkansas, where he held several student leadership roles. Before attending law school, he worked at Capp Law Firm and for Circuit Judge John Scott, gaining early exposure to legal practice and court operations. He later earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas School of Law and worked at the Howell Law Firm during his studies.
After law school, Wahlmeier returned to Crawford County, passed the Arkansas and Oklahoma bar examinations, and began practicing with the Howell Law Firm. He acquired that firm in January 2020 and renamed it Wahlmeier Law Firm. In January 2021, he also acquired Capp Law Firm. His experience includes handling complex and contentious courtroom matters as well as real estate, business, probate, and estate planning concerns.
Gentry Wahlmeier approaches legal matters as a problem solver who remains focused on each client’s objectives. He is prepared to take difficult cases into the courtroom when necessary, while also helping clients evaluate practical paths toward resolution. His local background, multistate practice, and experience in both litigation and transactional matters enable him to serve River Valley clients with informed judgment and a clear understanding of their legal and business needs.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Wahlmeier Law Firm, P.A.
- Member, Arkansas Bar Association
Licensed State
- Arkansas
Education
- University of Arkansas School of Law
Juris Doctor (JD) - University of Arkansas
BA in Economics
Awards & Badges

- Corporate & Incorporation
- Probate
- Trusts
- Wills & Living Wills
- Adoption
- Divorce & Separation
- Litigation




