








Led By A Nationally Recognized Family Law Attorney
Michael A. Robbins is past chairman of the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan, past president of the Michigan Inter-Professional Association, and past president of the Michigan chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Mr. Robbins has not only been named one of the “Best Lawyers in America” in family law, but was also showcased in Newsweek as one of the Eight Leaders in Family Law in the United States. He has also been named one of the top 100 lawyers in Michigan by the New York Times and Super Lawyers.
He is also a Fellow in the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. He is a frequent lecturer on the subject of family law in Michigan. He has appeared as a guest on such television programs as “Good Morning America,” the “Today” show and “CBS This Morning.” He has taught family law and has authored numerous articles on the subject. Based on Mr. Robbins’ extensive experience in family law, he often assists the courts as a mediator and arbitrator in resolving family law disputes.
Divorce
High-Asset
Divorce
Divorce For Professionals
& Business Owners
Property
Division
Spousal
Support
Child
Custody
What We Can Do For You
At the Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins, our practice includes guidance and counseling in such areas as divorce, high-asset divorce, property division and complex property division, spousal support, child custody, child support, paternity, post-judgment modifications, domestic violence issues, divorce for business owners and professionals, and more.
Attorney Michael A. Robbins has a unique approach to how he handles family law matters. He believes each client deserves personal attention to ensure the best representation possible. Grounded in this philosophy, he has created a successful family law practice and continue to receive new clients through referrals.
Our staff understands the emotional pain and trauma those going through a divorce may experience. Because of this, Mr. Robbins uses his experience to guide clients through one of the most challenging experiences in their lives.
Aiming To Reach A Fair, Cost-Effective Resolution
In each case, we strive for an efficient and inexpensive resolution. If that is not possible, we offer professional, aggressive representation. Mr. Robbins has established a reputation not only as knowledgeable family law lawyer, but as an attorney who meets our clients’ individual needs.
Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins, PLLC is located in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. He accept cases throughout Oakland County, and the surrounding area. Call 248-646-7980 or complete a short online contact form.
What Our Clients Say
“Michael A. Robbins provided me with the very best legal representation that protected and provided for not only myself, but the interest and future security of my two wonderful sons.” – S.K.
“Michael Robbins and his staff were exceptional throughout the entire process. Michael was always accessible and made a difficult life event manageable. I am very grateful to have him on my side.” – S.D.
Our Latest Blog Posts
How Do Judges Decide if Relocation Is in a Child’s Best Interest?
Michigan judges weigh five statutory factors under MCL 722.31 when deciding whether a child’s relocation serves their best interest, with stability, school and community ties, and the non-relocating parent’s input all playing a central role. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins helps Michigan families navigate relocation disputes from either side of the case.
How Do I Choose the Right Mediator for a Family Law Case?
Choosing the right mediator for a Michigan family law case depends on confirming proper credentials, genuine neutrality, and understanding how cost scales with a mediator’s experience and case complexity. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins helps clients navigate mediation and select the right professional for their specific dispute.
What Legal Steps Protect Children From Parental Alienation?
Michigan law directly addresses parental alienation through its best interest factors, guardian ad litem appointments, counseling orders, and custody modification, all aimed at protecting a child’s relationship with both parents. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins helps Michigan parents recognize and respond to alienating behavior before it causes lasting harm.
How Are Out-of-State Custody Orders Enforced Under the UCCJEA?
The UCCJEA, adopted in Michigan under MCL 722.1101, requires an out-of-state custody order to be registered before Michigan courts will enforce it, though emergency jurisdiction remains available when a child faces immediate risk. The Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins helps Michigan families navigate registration and enforcement of custody orders issued in other states.


