KJR Legal in Penrith, New South Wales | Estate planning solicitor

KJR Legal

Locality: Penrith, New South Wales

Phone: +61 410 243 603

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• Divorce & Family Lawyer

24.01.2022 Our client only made a small step forward in Family Court today, but that... is all we needed. The ball is finally rolling

24.01.2022 What concerns you the most about going to see a lawyer (if you needed one)

22.01.2022 Of to a quick start for the 2019 court matters with a short mention and brief service #KJRLegal #PenrithCourthouse #LocalCourt

21.01.2022 Loyalty over liability Would you edit/ hide/ corrupt evidence to help out a mate and evade police see attached to find out what could happen if you do Search @KJR Legal if you need legal advice on a legal issue or call 0247 249 504

19.01.2022 Phew... that was a marathon.... We don't normally like to appear conceited but one must ask, how a professional can engage in flippant comments, unhelpful opinion and incorrect assertions about a matter heading to court, in a practice area they are clearly unfamiliar with and even after being provided the legislation still can't see the error of their ways... we feel sorry for their client, not to mention the child the subject of the dispute thankfully too young to comprehend the ridiculous situation as it is. But how important are the 'best interests of the child anyway'

18.01.2022 Phew... that was a marathon.... We dont normally like to appear conceited but one must ask, how a professional can engage in flippant comments, unhelpful opinion and incorrect assertions about a matter heading to court, in a practice area they are clearly unfamiliar with and even after being provided the legislation still cant see the error of their ways... we feel sorry for their client, not to mention the child the subject of the dispute thankfully too young to comprehend the ridiculous situation as it is. But how important are the best interests of the child anyway

18.01.2022 Todays excitement consists of Family law drafting as well as court preparation for tomorrow.. still cant complain Have a productive day yourselves

17.01.2022 NSW Police are offering a crazy special this long weekend.. checkout the video for details. Happy Easter

17.01.2022 Its supposed to be a hot one apparently so dont work tol hard!

16.01.2022 Today's excitement consists of Family law drafting as well as court preparation for tomorrow.. still can't complain Have a productive day yourselves

14.01.2022 The reasons Dominic Kelsall SHOULDNT have his sentence reduced https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/dec/59d42217e4b058596cbaae44

14.01.2022 CASE RANT: I found this a good read and highlighted the fact that not everyone (even those with celebrity status) get off easily for their criminal acts, a perception commonly frustrating Law-abiding citizens. The Judges comments which were repeated in the news article indicated her honour issued a warning to the offender via her solicitor (this is a legal requirement in NSW for appeals) that her sentence would likely be increased if the offender continued the appeal. ( (in... colloquial terms its a bit like saying quit while you are ahead) The Judge explained clearly and simply why the offender was already in a good position in terms of her sentence for fraud handed down last November, despite the offenders perception that the main offender (there was a series of offences with various people Involved) got a similar sentence and she should get less than the main offender did. The offender(s) committed fraud offences in a position of trust or using a public service entity (which theoretically means every taxpayer in NSW is an incidental victim) its an offence usually only explained away by greed, a conscious decision to deprive someone or to benefit themselves over others or the taking of some advantage (not an act of desperation or necessity which may be reasoned away or at least an explanation offered understand why it was committed). Such offences in NSW at least are increasingly leading to jail terms (or last chance alternative jail terms) . The original sentencing magistrate in this case has shown the offender leniency by suspending her fulltime custodial sentence, however, the offender still thought it was a harsh outcome and worth appealing. I think some offenders view home detention, suspended sentences and ICOs as NOT jail sentences so lesser punishment. Where as in the courts eyes its entirely the opposite... a suspended sentence effectively says YOU should be in jail, I have sentenced you to Gaol... but for xyz reasons Ill suspend it and let you keep your freedom The judge summed a similar thought up nicely by stating that this offenders suspended sentence has not really impacted her life dramatically and she still has a licence, her freedom and isnt forced into doing ordered activities (unlike the home detention order imposed on the main offender) I just think its absurd the offender even comprehended appealing the original outcome.

11.01.2022 Thought provoking discussion. Not everyone understands the work of a lawyer/ solicitor / barrister but this has a mature discussion about what its like working in criminal law. Hear from those involved in defending Anita Cobbys killers, Gerald Risdales (worst pedophile priest) Barrister Worth watching https://www.sbs.com.au//vid/1050144835762/insight-on-trial

10.01.2022 KJR friends please read and note

10.01.2022 non-specific pictures related to the law

09.01.2022 So dont be afraid to ask RUOK #13september18 #RUOK #Greysanatony #savelives #talk #listen #ask #suicideawarenessmonth #justkeepgoing https://m.facebook.com/ruokday

08.01.2022 See if this has an impact. Strangulation is statistically a crime of passion I.e. its more likely to occur in an intimate domestic relationship that anywhere else.. given there can be such a fine line between life and death when strangulation is involved its at least encouraging to see the government recognise the significance of the act. #staysafe #whiteribbon #saynotoviolence

07.01.2022 A quick start to the 2019 Court year with a short mention and Brief Service

07.01.2022 Adding value to legal services

06.01.2022 The baby-faced psychopathic killer who thought 30 years was too long. Heres is the courts reasons why they didnt think it was too long https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au//59d42217e4b058/export.docx

05.01.2022 Bail /No BailBail /No Bail

03.01.2022 Imagine how many cases of DV out police officers see... how many cases they have to manage and deal with.... now imagine how many they dont see because no one alerts them to the offence - the victim is too scared - the perpetrator is too controlling - friends dont know what to do safety vs loyalty - family are told to stay quiet #saynotoviolence #DVsilentkiller #youarenotalone #whiteribbon #NSWPolice #donthidetheperpetrator #speakoutandspeakloud