Kimberly A. Grover

From her law office in Wyandotte, Michigan, Kimberly A. Grover, PLLC, attorney Kimberly A. Grover devotes her time and resources to helping individuals and families with their most important and sensitive legal issues. Serving clients throughout Southeastern Michigan, Ms. Grover focuses her practice on family law, estate planning and probate.

A trained mediator, Ms. Grover strives to help her clients resolve their conflicts and reach agreements without the need for court intervention with matters involving divorce, child custody and support, parenting time, alimony and other related issues. However, she will advocate strongly on behalf of those she serves in court when necessary. As part of her family law practice, Ms. Grover also handles cases involving paternity and stepparent adoptions.

For those seeking to protect themselves and their loved ones for the future, Ms. Grover offers solid, comprehensive estate plans, including wills, trusts and powers of attorney, as well as guardianships and conservatorships. She also represents her clients during all probate proceedings to help ensure their final wishes are preserved. As a former accountant, she has a unique ability to handle the financial aspects of her clients' cases, offering an even higher level of protection for their assets.

In 2011, Ms. Grover obtained her Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School. That same year, she received her license to practice from the State Bar of Michigan, and she immediately joined a prestigious area law firm where she honed her legal skills before establishing her own private practice in 2014.

While pursuing her legal degree, Ms. Grover completed an internship with the Free Legal Aid Clinic, and she also had the opportunity to work with the elderly at the Elder Law and Advocacy Center. Accredited by the Veterans Administration, she represents former servicemembers with their benefits appeals, and in 2010 and 2011, she received the President's Volunteer Service Award for her exceptional contributions.