Family Law & Divorce Attorneys in Grand Rapids, MI
At West Michigan Divorce, our focus is your future.
Few changes in life are as difficult as divorce.
Our attorneys understand what you are facing, and we are here to help. We listen, we explain and we advise.
We are here for you.
Help through difficult times
Attorney Erica L. Auster has exclusively practiced family law for over 20 years.
Alternative dispute resolution
We have helped numerous West Michigan families with their financially and emotionally-draining matters through efficient and cost-effective Collaborative Divorce/Joint Petition Divorce and Mediation / Arbitration.
Personalized legal assistance
At West Michigan Divorce, we understand that your family’s needs are unique; this is why we provide legal assistance that is personalized to your circumstances.
Teaming with clients to solve family problems
Practice Areas
We are committed to helping you find the best legal solution for your difficult situation regarding:
General Divorce
Uncontested / Flat-Fee Divorces
Collaborative Divorce/Joint Petition Divorce
Mediation / Arbitration
Child Custody
Spousal Support and Alimony
Post-Judgment Matters
Paternity
Contact West Michigan Divorce
If you are seeking sound legal advice and representation for your West Michigan divorce or other family matter, call us today at 616-233-9160 or contact us online.
Our business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and early morning and evening hours by appointment. We represent clients in Kent and Ottawa Counties, and the surrounding areas.
We care about your story
We understand that every person has a different story; that is why we take an individualized approach to each of our clients’ situations.
What Our Clients Say
“Jennifer was the compassionate and knowledgeable person I needed during my divorce and QDRO settlement. It was the most difficult time that I have experienced in my life and she helped clearly guide me step by step through the entire process…”
Stephanie
“I am very appreciative of Erica’s support, professionalism and the Collaborative process. It was still deeply painful, but I am grateful that I could be who I am through the process – that I did not become hard, bitter and mean. I walked away with my head-up. Thank you!”
S.M., Ada, MI
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