Natalie Hyman

Natalie Hyman grew up in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where she graduated from Southside High School. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Humanities from St. Gregory’s University before attending the University of Arkansas School of Law in Fayetteville. During her time in law school, Natalie was active in several organizations, including Delta Theta Phi, the International Law Society, and the Women’s Law Student Association, where she served as Chair of Community Service. Her legal education was enriched by internships at Daily and Woods in Fort Smith and her role as a student legal counsel in the University's Immigration Clinic and Advanced Immigration Clinic, providing services to immigrant clients.

Natalie began her legal career at King Law Firm in Fort Smith, focusing on immigration and family law. With the establishment of King Law Office, she expanded her practice to include business immigration, brief writing, and legal research. Natalie remains committed to her specialty areas while also engaging in community service through her involvement with children's church and leading Bible study at St. John's Episcopal.

Natalie is an active member of the Arkansas Bar Association, maintaining her dedication to legal excellence and community involvement.