Cindy Wysocki,
Attorney at Law
We’re almost certain that our founder, Cindy Wysocki, is the only family law attorney in the country whose bio includes Krakow, one of the greatest left-handed hitters in baseball history, a former senator-governor-college president, and the Department of Defense.
Come to think of it, she’s probably the only attorney in the country with these in her bio.
The explanations:
After Cindy graduated from Truman State University (with honors) she attended Washington University School of Law where she received a full tuition Scholar in Law Award and the Stan ‘the Man’ Musial scholarship (Hall of Fame St. Louis Cardinal).
In her third year of law school, Cindy was awarded a U.S. Department of Defense David Boren Fellowship (Senator/Governor of Oklahoma, President of OU). That scholarship sent her to Krakow, Poland for a year to study and conduct research to build on her earlier experiences as a United States Agency for International Development Projekt Firma 2000 volunteer.
A stint as a public defender followed her graduation from 'Wash U.' Then she roamed the globe before coming back to Washington and opening her own firm.
With her breadth of diverse and eclectic experiences, it’s no wonder Cindy has a unique, resourceful style of practicing law.
When she is not helping clients through family law issues, Cindy spends time with her family (husband, son, daughter, bearded dragon and fish). She swims, hikes, bikes, skis, shoots hoops and plays the trumpet. She enjoys writing, drawing, nature, the contemplative arts, and is a huge fan of Wim Hof and the power within.
Come to think of it, she’s probably the only attorney in the country with these in her bio.
The explanations:
After Cindy graduated from Truman State University (with honors) she attended Washington University School of Law where she received a full tuition Scholar in Law Award and the Stan ‘the Man’ Musial scholarship (Hall of Fame St. Louis Cardinal).
In her third year of law school, Cindy was awarded a U.S. Department of Defense David Boren Fellowship (Senator/Governor of Oklahoma, President of OU). That scholarship sent her to Krakow, Poland for a year to study and conduct research to build on her earlier experiences as a United States Agency for International Development Projekt Firma 2000 volunteer.
A stint as a public defender followed her graduation from 'Wash U.' Then she roamed the globe before coming back to Washington and opening her own firm.
With her breadth of diverse and eclectic experiences, it’s no wonder Cindy has a unique, resourceful style of practicing law.
When she is not helping clients through family law issues, Cindy spends time with her family (husband, son, daughter, bearded dragon and fish). She swims, hikes, bikes, skis, shoots hoops and plays the trumpet. She enjoys writing, drawing, nature, the contemplative arts, and is a huge fan of Wim Hof and the power within.
