Andrew Humphreys
Andrew is a Director who runs Robertsons' Barry office, with over 30 years' qualified experience. Having started out in family and litigation, he now deals mainly with residential conveyancing and probate, wills and trusts — and is known across Barry and the Vale of Glamorgan for his honest, approachable manner and his plain-English approach to the law.
About Andrew
Andrew is a Director at Robertsons and runs the firm’s Barry office. He joined Robertsons in 1991 and has over 30 years of qualified experience, having initially started out in family and litigation work before broadening his practice considerably over the decades since.
Andrew now deals mainly with residential conveyancing and probate, wills and trusts, advising clients across Barry and the wider Vale of Glamorgan. His long experience across several areas of law means he brings a broad, practical perspective to his work, and he is consistently praised by clients for his honest, professional and approachable manner and his use of plain language to make legal matters easier to understand.
As the solicitor who runs the Barry office, Andrew is a familiar and trusted presence in the local community, valued for the personal, attentive service he provides to the individuals and families he acts for.
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What clients say about working with Andrew
“We decided to renew our wills and were introduced to Andrew Humphreys at Robertsons Barry. He was welcoming, guided us through every option, and completed everything professionally and quickly.”Michael Paynter, Barry Wills
“Very professional. Natalie and Andrew go over and above. Highly recommended!!”James Davies, Barry
“Natalie & Andrew & the team were very helpful in our purchase of our house and made everything run so smoothly with no stress.”Rhian McCarthy, Barry Buying a property
Recent articles by Andrew
Buying a house with no building regulations: what it means
Buying a house with an extension that was never signed off? What missing building regulations really mean, why indemnity insurance isn't the fix people think, and your options.
GuideLand Transaction Tax in Wales: what you’ll actually pay
Buy a home in Wales and you pay Land Transaction Tax, not Stamp Duty - with different bands, no first-time buyer relief, and its own second-home rates.
GuideHow long does conveyancing take?
Most moves take 10 to 16 weeks from offer to completion. Here's a realistic timeline, why delays happen, and how to tell if your solicitor is the problem.
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