Quist Homier LawAttorneys & Mediators · Ada, Michigan

The attorneys

Courtney Quist and Barbra Homier.

Quist Homier Law was founded by two attorneys who built their practices around the same conviction: that effective family-law representation begins with a complete understanding of the situation — and that the right process depends on the people, not the playbook.

Courtney Quist and Barbra Homier of Quist Homier Law
Courtney Quist, attorney and mediator at Quist Homier Law

Attorney & Mediator

Courtney L. Quist

Courtney approaches every matter by understanding the full picture first — the people, the financial issues, the parenting concerns, and what the client needs from the process itself.

Courtney L. Quist has focused her practice on family law throughout her legal career, working with clients across West Michigan through divorce, custody, support, and post-judgment proceedings.

She brings particular depth to collaborative divorce and mediation, areas in which she has developed significant training and practical experience. Courtney believes that the right resolution process depends on the specific circumstances of each family — and that careful preparation is essential to any strategy, whether the matter is resolved by agreement or by court order.

Before I can recommend a process, I need to understand what is actually happening — the finances, the parenting situation, the urgency, and what the client genuinely needs from this experience.

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Barbra Homier, attorney and mediator at Quist Homier Law

Attorney & Mediator

Barbra E. Homier

Barbra brings decades of family-law experience to each matter — and a clear-eyed view of when negotiation serves a client well and when a more formal approach is necessary.

Barbra E. Homier has practiced family law in West Michigan for many years, representing individuals and families through divorce, custody disputes, support proceedings, and complex financial matters.

Her practice reflects a commitment to deliberate preparation. Barbra helps clients understand their legal situation in full — the strengths, the vulnerabilities, and the realistic range of outcomes — before any process decisions are made. That clarity, she believes, produces better agreements and better litigation strategy when court involvement becomes necessary.

Understanding your situation clearly — before you decide how to handle it — changes the decisions you make and the results you are able to achieve.

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