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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. 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:. 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.

Throughout my education and career my goal has been to help people through the sometimes turbulent and complicated legal process. I was born and raised in Ann Arbor and have strong ties to the community including longstanding relationships within our local court system. I enjoy the practice of law because it allows me to help people solve difficult situations through mediation or litigation. I have extensive expertise in financial issues in domestic matters including financial and debt issues, financial divisions including business divisions, retirement divisions and creative solutions to solve financial issues that arise in divorce and other debt matters. I also specialize in estate planning, general civil litigation including debt settlement and handle various real estate and criminal matters.

Ms. Marrs is a 1992 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Economics. She received her law degree from Thomas M Cooley in 1998. Ms. Marrs practices in the areas of bankruptcy including adversary proceedings.

I have been representing people and businesses in court cases and litigation matters for thirty-three years. I understand that it is a great privilege and responsibility to speak on behalf of someone else and I take that responsibility seriously.  My first job is to help you solve your legal problem in the most efficient and effective way possible. When a case requires a court fight, I believe in fighting only the issues worth fighting but fighting them aggressively and fairly. I believe that even an aggressive trial lawyer must still work to solve problems.. Throughout my career I have helped people and businesses in various types of civil litigation. I help clients to resolve problems or present their cases in court in real estate, property and construction cases, divorce, custody and family law disputes, general business contract and sales disputes, employment and non-compete clause arguments and personal injury lawsuits. I encourage facilitation and mediation and alternative dispute resolution whenever those resolution methods make sense.

Excellent, knowledgeable, compassionate attorneys are not born--they are made, and their achievement is recognized by their peers.  I received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Law Review of Wayne State's Law School and the Michiganian of the Year Award from the Detroit News.  I have taught Family Law in the evening at Wayne State's Law School for 13 years now as an adjunct professor and have practiced law for 32 years in the areas of real estate, business law, family law, construction law, litigation, and appeals.  I prevailed in the now famous Baby Jessica case where the U of M Law School's Child Advocacy Clinic was my opponent and have handled almost 30 appeals (including an important case under the ADA in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, where I prevailed).  I obtained a jury verdict of over $1M in a First Amendment case and a significant jury verdict in a securities fraud case (both in federal court).   I have authored approximately 15 scholarly articles that were published by  the Wayne Law Review in the areas of property tax, real estate, trusts and estates, and family law.  Many more of my articles were published by the Washtenaw County Bar Association (including a series on foreclosure law).  I was a member of the Saline School Board for 12 years and served on the Saline Tax Board of Review as well as the Representative Assembly of the Bar Association. Our firm, Faupel Law, P.C., just celebrated its 25th anniversary, and before founding that firm, I worked for several very successful Detroit-area firms where I received excellent training from the best.  Besides me, our firm consists of  two associate attorneys, Sandy Musser and Dan Ferency (who both worked with area circuit court judges before joining our firm), and Tony Hart, who is an attorney experienced in sophisticated business transactions; tax appeals and tax planning; and estate planning from the simplest plan to the more exotic.  In addition to having his law degree and having worked as a CPA, Tony also has a master of laws degree in Tax.   If you are cruising the internet looking for an attorney, look no further than Faupel Law, P.C.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Ann Arbor and surrounding areas.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Ann Arbor and surrounding areas.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Ann Arbor and surrounding areas.