Barbara Lynn Sherer

Established in 1993

Sherer Law Offices is sincerely committed to a mission of protecting and representing our clients with unmatched integrity and legal advocacy in the Metro East area. Barbara Sherer, attorney at law, has more than 25 years of experience as a lawyer and is backed by a team of outstanding professionals. Our firm has handled more than 2,500 legal cases and countless real estate transactions with absolute precision and diligence. We primarily practice in the areas of divorce, family law, civil law and real estate law, with vast experience in many other areas as well. 

Barbara practices in Madison, St. Clair, Macoupin, Bond, Montgomery, Jersey, Clinton, Fayette, and Sangamon Counties.

Barbara Sherer

Barbara has been practicing law in the St. Louis Metro East area for over 25 years, concentrating in the areas of family law, real estate law, criminal defense and general civil practice.

She completed both her undergraduate degree and Juris Doctorate at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. During law school, she clerked on the Court of Appeals in Eastern Missouri and worked at a personal injury law firm.

After graduating, she worked at the Law Firm of Lucco, Brown, and Mudge in Edwardsville, Illinois. Additionally, Barbara was the lead attorney in the Domestic Violence/Child Support Enforcement Unit of the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office for over 2 years.

Barbara opened her own practice in Edwardsville, Illinois in April, 1993. Her practice encompasses being in-house-counsel for Abstracts and Titles, a position she has held for almost 25 years.

Barb volunteers at several philanthropic organizations in the community, including being a member of the board of the Edwardsville Arts Center.

While Barbara projects a confident and assertive attitude in the courtroom, her instinctual approach in cases is to attempt a settlement. Her many years of experience have taught her that parties are infinitely happier if they make the decision about the resolution of a case themselves instead of having a Judge decide.