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Kells News

What to tell your kids during a divorce

16 July, 2019

While you and your partner may no longer hold kind feelings for one another, it is important that both parents have considered the potential distress that children may be subjected to if the situation is not handled appropriately.

Franca Parolin - Senior Associate

Up in the air – failure to operate floating sky gondola results in breach of lease

16 July, 2019

Uluru is one of Australia's most iconic natural wonders. Standing 348 metres high and with a circumference of more than 9km it is truly a sight to take in, and what better way than from the sky?

Michael Mobberley - Associate

Is your neighbours hedge blocking your views/sunlight?

16 July, 2019

Do you have a view that is blocked by your neighbours hedge? Or is this hedge restricting the sunlight?

Mark Evans - Associate

Five named for promotions at Kells

2 July, 2019

Sydney and Illawarra region law firm Kells’ has delivered another boost to its client offering, promoting five lawyers across the firm.

Shayne Lopeman - Marketing Manger

What happens to the data your opal card collects?

21 June, 2019

A NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) decision relating to opal cards, has made it clear that care needs to be taken with how much personal information a business collects and how this private information is used.

Michaela O'Connor - Lawyer

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