Mewies Solicitors provides legal advice and customer service excellence to the people and businesses of Skipton, Craven and the Yorkshire Dales.

At Mewies Solicitors we pride ourselves on being a well-established Skipton firm with traditional values, but we like to think that we apply our legal professionalism with modern minds and integrity.  You will receive exceptional legal advice from us at a fair price.  We value personal and client relationships and will always act in your best interests.

Our lawyers in Skipton offer a wide range of both private client and commercial services including conveyancing, Wills & probate, family & divorce, employment law and dispute resolution.

When dealing with Mewies Solicitors you can expect us to be:
• Friendly to deal with
• Approachable, easy to talk to and get hold of
• Reliable in our working practices and relationships
• Pragmatic in our problem solving capabilities

If you need legal advice call Skipton 01756 799000 or click here to contact us

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History of Mewies Solicitors in Skipton

The practice was founded as J. P. Mewies & Co in 1960 by Jack Mewies, operating out of 100 High Street, Skipton. The firm rebranded as Mewies Solicitors in 2007 and practised as QualitySolicitors Mewies from 2011 to 2017, before the transition to Mewies Solicitors Limited on 1st May 2017. The practice currently has five Directors and over 30 staff operating out of Clifford House, Keighley Road, Skipton, an impressive and historic building. Clifford House was in fact the birth place of former Chancellor of the Exchequer, Iain Norman Macleod and more recently was a GP surgery until the practice moved into the building in 1983.

Skipton (“the Gateway to the Dales”) is a bustling market town in North Yorkshire but nestles on the boundary of West Yorkshire and Lancashire. Its population is just over 14,000 and it is famous for its Castle which stands at the top of the town. In 2014 Skipton was voted the ‘Best Place to Live in the UK’ by the Sunday Times and was shown off to splendid effect when the prestigious Tour de France passed through in the same year. Nearby towns and villages include, Bradley, Barnoldswick, Grassington, Gargrave, Addingham, Guiseley and Cononley.