Cleaner way of dealing with this if clauses?

I am wondering what would be a cleaner way of dealing with this bunch of if clauses. As an aditional information, it's an exception handler to be used in a Spark Framework study project.

This piece of code does its job and it's readable, but a possible further extension would convert it into a monster. Do you have any suggestion to refactor it?

    public ExceptionHandler<? super java.lang.Exception> handler() {
        return (e, request, response) -> {
            ErrorMessage error;

            if (e instanceof SomeException1) {
                response.status(422);
                error = new ErrorMessage("message1", e.getMessage());
            } else if (e instanceof SomeException2) {
                response.status(404);
                error = new ErrorMessage("message2", e.getMessage());
            } else if (e instanceof SomeException3) {
                response.status(500);
                error = new ErrorMessage("message3", e.getMessage());
            } else {
                response.status(500);
                error = new ErrorMessage("message4", e.getMessage());
            }

            [...]
        };
    }