“We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking used to create them.”
Mission
To look forward, visualize the future you wish to tell about you and your family in hindsight. There are many paths for family law conflict and no one path is simple, although no life worth living is simple. Innovative thinking on your path forward starts with an old but timeless philosophy:
“We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking used to create them.”
– Albert Einstein.
If you are reading this at a crossroads in your life then something must change. You have the strength to make that change. You create what you believe to be your true path. So whether you believe you have the strength or whether you believe you don’t have the strength, you are correct.
The legal approach chosen in each case is based on this philosophy which applies in all cases. We start from here, take a snap shot of your story now, the hurdles to overcome, the goals to achieve and determine the best legal approach and strategy to take. Then we move forward without looking back, except to notice how far we have come.
There are 3 steps to any family law case. One, determine where you are now and where you need to go. Two, determine the legal approach that best fits your case. Three, execute the legal approach with faith in your legal team and an open mind to innovative solutions.
Divorce and other family law conflict is a journey like none other, pushing you to and beyond your limits. It is not a journey to “win” at all costs. Revenge is not the goal and carrying resentment only holds you back. Instead, it is a journey for your new life which you design and follow based on what matters most to you and your family, now and when you look back in 5, 10, 15 years.
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About Stuart Skok Law
Stuart M. Skok, Esquire has practiced matrimonial and family law for over 25 years. Her firm’s mission is to assist clients in looking forward and visualizing the path ahead through innovative thinking and collaborative approaches.