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I just got married, do I need an Enduring Power of Attorney?

By Valentina Zmijanjac, Associate • 03 May, 2024
Explore whether newlyweds should secure an Enduring Power of Attorney to manage legal and financial matters together.
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Can I sell my small business without a lawyer in New South Wales?

By Karsandra Mantis, Lawyer • 27 Apr, 2024
Selling your small business in New South Wales? Find out if you can do it without a lawyer and what steps you should take.
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Groundbreaking decision on recent motor vehicle accident case

By Carly Santosa, Associate • 23 Apr, 2024
Learn about the court's groundbreaking ruling in a recent motor vehicle accident case.
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Two Kells Partners recognised in The Best Lawyers Australia List 2025

By Shayne Lopeman, Marketing Manager • 19 Apr, 2024
Kells Lawyers is delighted to have two Kells' Partners recognised in the latest edition of the peer-reviewed Best Lawyers awards.
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What is my partner entitled to if we split?

By Taylah Jensen, Lawyer • 18 Apr, 2024
In this blog post, Kells Lawyers explains how assets and responsibilities are divided between partners when a relationship concludes.
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Can a “coffin confessor” stop a funeral?

By Brooke Sharp, Lawyer • 18 Apr, 2024
Find out how coffin confessors impact funeral proceedings and whether they have the authority to completely stop the process.
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Can I make a compensation claim if I use to work with dust such as asbestos or silica?

By James Watt, Senior Associate • 18 Apr, 2024
Learn if you can claim compensation for health issues from working with asbestos or silica dust.
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Can I use my self-managed superannuation funds to buy a property in New South Wales?

By Michael Hatfield, Partner • 18 Apr, 2024
Find out whether you can use your SMSF to buy property in NSW, including key rules and tips for investment.
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Want to study in Australia? New student visa explained.

By Alice Laurence, Special Counsel • 18 Apr, 2024
In this blog post, we explain what you need to know about the new visa requirement for those who are planning to study in Australia.
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