Steven G. Freers has been in private practice since November of 1974.  He started his career with Koory & Freers and practiced there until June of 1980.  From June of 1980 through November of 1998, he was a partner in Binkowski and Freers.  Since then, he has been in private practice until the addition of his two daughters, Dana Freers and Erin Freers-Cole in the current association of Freers Freers & Freers.

Mr. Freers was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on January 8, 1949; he has been married for 46-years to Christine and has four children and six grandchildren.

Mr. Freers has been involved in all aspects of general practice litigation from discovery through trial.  He has handled criminal defense cases, and he is on the court appointed A-list handling the most difficult capital cases.  He also handles probate, general/civil, business, real estate, collections and estate planning.  Mr. Freers has represented a wide-variety of business clients from small, locally owned family businesses to multi-national corporations.  In addition, as a part of his criminal practice, Mr. Freers has handled cases from civil infractions, simple and complex misdemeanors, simple and complex felonies, including defending murder charges.  He has handled several high publicity cases in his career and tried cases in nearly every court in the State.

Mr. Freers is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, Masters Section of the State Bar of Michigan, Macomb County Bar Association, and a member of the Macomb County Criminal Law Committee.

His extracurricular activities include being secretary for the Warren-Sterling Heights Elks Building Corporation since 1980; he is a curriculum advisor for the Criminal Justice program at ITT Technical Institute; he has been involved in coaching and sponsoring of his son’s soccer and basketball teams.  He has worked with the Boy Scouts as an advancement sponsor.  In addition, he serves as a case evaluator in Macomb County; he has given a seminar presentation through the Macomb County Bar Association; and has served as a Judge in the Macomb County Mock Trial competition.  Mr. Freers has also written some articles that were published in the Macomb County Bar Briefs on the issues of aiding and abetting felony firearm, and avoiding the use of privilege in criminal cases.

Mr. Freers has long been a member of ARAG, a pre-paid legal plan and has represented many clients under that plan.

He has been admitted to the Michigan Bar Association and the Eastern District of the United States District Court since 1974.

What our clients are saying

I was really scared when I found out that I had a warrant out for my arrest and I knew I had not done anything. I really felt like everyone at the courts assumed I was guilty. I was relieved when I contacted the attorneys at Freers, Freers, and Freers. They reassured me and I was confident after seeing them in court that they would help me. Turns out they were able to get my case dismissed which was a huge relief to me.

Ron, Clinton Township, MI

I owned my own business that was experiencing many legal problems. I was scared as to how this would affect my family and personal finances not to mention all the time, effort and money I had put into my business. The attorneys at Freers, Freers, and Freers helped me every step of the way and really worked a miracle in that they were able to help me close out the business and avoid having any impact on my personal finances. I was also able to pay my employees what they were owed which was really important to me. I cannot thank them or recommend them enough for all they did for me, my family and my employees.

Pat, Roseville, MI

I had a family law crisis involving custody of my children after my divorce. Not only did the attorneys of Freers, Freers and Freers get me everything I wanted, but I was so happy after court I wanted to frame the Order!

Matt, Sterling Heights, MI

After my dad passed away, I learned he had done his will himself and it was unusable. Luckily, I contacted Freers, Freers and Freers and they were able to help me navigate the probate process and I was able to properly handle and close my father’s estate.

Bob, Harrison Township, MI

I lost my license and because I couldn’t drive, I couldn’t support my family. The attorneys at Freers, Freers and Freers were able to get me my license back and I couldn’t be happier.

Larry, Warren, MI

I was facing a criminal charge and a previous attorney had negotiated an agreement where I agreed to serve a year in jail. I contacted Freers, Freers, and Freers and after they reviewed my case and situation they were able to get me probation so that I could keep working.

Collin, Mt. Clemens, MI

It takes a special kind of attorney to find fair and reasonable solutions under tough circumstances while maintaining a patient diplomacy to achieve significant results. I have had the privilege of working with Freers, Freers & Freers, trial attorneys who are very familiar with the legal system in southeast Michigan. The office staff is very knowledgeable and courteous. They always kept me informed, quickly returned phone calls, and were always on top of things. After a very positive experience, I have referred friends and family to Freers, Freers & Freers.

Jerry, Birmingham, MI

Freers, Freers, & Freers is always the right choice. The whole office is professional, compassionate and kind to their clients. At the same time, this is a team of determined, fair and honest people. I cannot say enough great things about Freers, Freers, & Freers.

Courtney, Fraser, MI



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