Howard & Co Solicitors LLP

my divorce was long and drawn out, however deborah, stacy and the team from howard &co where allways by my side, and for that i am trully thankfull, I wish you all the best for the future, and hope the rain never falls on your parrade. Thankyou .

Downside is lack of on street parking, no blue badge available. People with walking difficulties would think twice re this location.
Competition in Barnsley for legal advice is well catered for.
Both locations have stairs to compete with.

I recently had the privilege of working with Howard & Co. Solicitors, and I couldn’t be more grateful for their outstanding support. In particular, the team at their Barnsley office was exceptional. From the very start, they were professional, attentive, and genuinely compassionate, taking the time to understand all the nuances of my case. Thanks to their expertise and dedication, we successfully secured my daughter’s welfare and achieved a favorable outcome against social services. I wholeheartedly recommend Howard & Co. to anyone in need of reliable and empathetic legal assistance.

Did a really good job overall I understand things get frustrating when selling houses.
They kept there cool and gave solid me solid advice overall. Keeping me calm and collected.

The cost of legal representation has become completely disconnected from the reality of everyday people’s lives. For the average person, trying to defend their name or protect their family is financially overwhelming, if not impossible.
Hourly rates often run into hundreds of pounds, with additional charges for basic correspondence such as emails and letters. A few hours of work and minimal paperwork can quickly amount to thousands of pounds, placing enormous pressure on clients who are already dealing with stressful and emotionally charged situations.
Access to justice should not depend on wealth, yet for many working families, legal support is effectively out of reach. Legal aid is extremely limited, and fixed-fee options are rare, leaving people with no realistic choice but to either represent themselves or take on significant debt just to be heard.
This pricing model creates a system where ordinary people are priced out of fairness and due process. That is not justice, it is a system that favours those who can afford it and leaves everyone else struggling to protect what matters most.