Véronique Liem is a well-regarded family law attorney and mediator with 35 years of experience in divorce and custody matters. She is a fellow of the prestigious American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a certified collaborative divorce attorney. Veronique is a former Board President and Treasurer of the Washtenaw County Bar Association and a former President of the Collaborative Practice Institute of Michigan. She helps her clients resolve issues related to divorce by focusing on family-friendly solutions that recognize the well-being of children, the client's interests, and equitable financial outcomes.

 Notably, she was selected as

• Best Lawyers in America – Family Law (2016-2021)

• ‘AV/ Preeminent’ peer review rating from Martindale-Hubbell

Best Lawyers in America – Family Law (2016-2021)

‘AV/ Preeminent’ peer review rating from Martindale-Hubbell

• Washtenaw County Bar Public Service/ Pro-Bono Award (2016)

• 2013 "Woman in the Law” honoree by Michigan Lawyers Weekly

Washtenaw County Bar Public Service/ Pro-Bono Award (2016)

Veronique is engaged in community service, serving on the Board of Trustee and Finance Committee for Avalon Housing in Ann Arbor.

Family law and divorce services include:

1. Divorce Resolution through settlement, mediation, arbitration and collaborative divorces;

2. Litigated solutions if appropriate;

3. Child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, premarital and inherited assets, valuation of practices or businesses, and separate property issues;

4. Post-divorce issues including support modification, change of domicile, parenting issues and enforcement; and

5. Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements.

Divorce Resolution through settlement, mediation, arbitration and collaborative divorces;

Litigated solutions if appropriate;

Child custody, child support, spousal support, property division, premarital and inherited assets, valuation of practices or businesses, and separate property issues;

Post-divorce issues including support modification, change of domicile, parenting issues and enforcement; and

Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements.