Kekeff & Associates Solicitors in Newcastle, New South Wales | Estate planning solicitor

Kekeff & Associates Solicitors

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4927 1994

Address: Level 5, 77 Hunter Street 2300 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.kekeff.com.au

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25.01.2022 COVID - 19 - PLEASE HELP US, HELP YOU To our valued clients, Your health and safety and the health and safety of our people, clients and other visitors to our offices is important to us. Kekeff & Associates Solicitors continues to monitor the rapidly evolving situation in relation to the COVID-19 outbreak. ... Unless you have a confirmed appointment for an essential meeting, please do not enter the office. We have decided to SUSPEND THE HOLDING OF NON-ESSENTIAL FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS IN OUR OFFICES. If you have an appointment for a conference, which does not involve the need to sign off on any court documents, or if you are not required to attend court, PLEASE TELEPHONE THE OFFICE AT THE APPOINTED TIME, rather than attending in person. Your co-operation in respect of this is essential for the health and safety of all concerned and we thank you for your assistance. If you need to attend this office or meet with us elsewhere including Court or barristers conferences, please do not personally attend this office or other meeting venue with us, if in the last 14 days you have returned from travel to:- China/Hong Kong Japan Italy Iran Indonesia North Gyeongsang province (Daegu city and Cheongdo county) and Gyeongsan city in South Korea, OR have had contact with anyone who has returned from any of the above places OR if you feel unwell. We have wiped down frequently used areas in this office, with disinfectant. We have hand sanitiser available for use when entering office. In the meantime, we have adopted - The World Health Organisation identified basic measures to protect against the spread of coronavirus: Wash your hands frequently Maintain social distancing avoid shaking hands (or kiss on cheek) when greeting others Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth If you have fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early. Thank you. KEKEFF & ASSOCIATES SOLICITORS

22.01.2022 The case of Hurst v Hurst [2018] FamCAFC 146, is a case about how indirect and direct contributions in family law property cases are treated by the court and the weight given to those contributions. In that case, the trial Judge determined that the husband's contributions during the 38 year marriage were 45% greater than the wife's, due to inheritances he received during the marriage.

22.01.2022 Did you know the family law court fees have changed from 1 July 2018?

22.01.2022 Do you need some advice on a family law matter? Call us today to book your first consultation on 49271994

19.01.2022 Top Ten Tips for Separated Parents during COVID-19 https://www.familylawsection.org.au//FLS_Ten-tips-for-mana

09.01.2022 It is important to get the right advice from professionals who can help you. Your lawyer can put you in touch with organisations to help you manage the maze. Call us on 4927 1994 for your appointment today!

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04.01.2022 If you don't have a Will, your loved ones may not receive the assets you wish to leave them in the event of your death. If you're unsure of where to start, call us today on 49271994 !

02.01.2022 FAMILY COURT RESTRUCTURE The Federal Government introduced two bills for the proposed restructure of the federal courts and the accompanying explanatory memorandum. Whatever the new court looks like, or whatever it is called, it is going to be dealing with the same problems as the current/original court. It must be funded properly, to get through the cases from start to finish in a short time. The longer it takes, the more issues arise, the more interlocutory applications are... required, the more costs increase and the longer the delays. Under resourced government court systems add to the cost for parties using the court system. As someone who has practised in this jurisdiction for 25 years, I have to say, How about asking those of us who work in this jurisdiction, what is likely to work best? Consultation by government with the profession is the first step to getting this right. The next is proper funding. Whatever is created now, is what the community and lawyers in this jurisdiction will have to deal with into the future #familylawcourts See more

01.01.2022 This office will be closed for business from 2.00pm on Monday 23 December 2019 and will re-open at 9.00am on Wednesday 8 January 2020. Wishing you peace and joy for Christmas and the New Year.