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John Edward Freer established Freer Humphreys and Vaux Solicitors on Baker Street in Middlesbrough in 1957. His abilities in the courtroom soon meant that he was recognised as one of the leading advocates in the north east and his skills led to his practice blossoming into one of the largest […]

We understand that many people put off the often difficult task of future planning, and speaking with your loved ones regarding life after death is not necessarily the top of your conversation list. However it’s an important discussion to have, as ultimately, you should be the one to decide where […]

Freers Askew Bunting Solicitors proudly supported Teesside Hospice during their Will Month campaign. Throughout January, we were given the opportunity to support a local charity – Teesside Hospice, by offering our legal services for free to those wishing to make will through the ‘Will Month’ initiative and instead, asked clients […]

Probate fees are due to go before the House of Commons Delegated Legislation Committee this week, as plans are set in place to dramatically increase them. The newly proposed fee structure will be for individuals obtaining a grant of representation, following the death of a loved one. If plans are […]

Freers Askew Bunting retains Lexcel accreditation for 4th year running. The firm are proud to achieve this sought after accreditation, showcasing our excellence in legal practice management and client care. Lexcel is the Law Society’s legal practice quality mark for client care and practice management, ensuring firms follow strict regulatory […]

Freers Askew Bunting Solicitors are proud supporters and friends of Guisborough Town FC, after helping to secure the longer-term future of the club at its KGV Stadium base. Our firm provided invaluable support helping the club to extend the lease on its KGV Ground. Our Director Andrew Dixon said that […]