Kensington Lawyers Pty Ltd

Kensington Lawyers Pty Ltd is committed to delivering tailored legal services to individuals, small businesses, and companies. Our focus is on providing affordable legal solutions, often on a fixed fee basis, while considering current cultural and economic factors. We possess extensive legal experience, ranging from straightforward conveyancing to intricate commercial law matters, and are well-equipped to assist with family law issues. For clients navigating property transactions, our conveyancing service offers comprehensive guidance. We provide advice on Contracts and Section 32 Vendor's Statements, ensuring you understand all aspects of settlement, including the Statement of Adjustments, stamp duty, and government fees. In cases where a transfer of interest in property is necessary, we deliver thorough advice on the legal and stamp duty implications, helping you explore all viable options. Regarding commercial leases, whether you are a landlord or tenant, our aim is to offer the necessary advice to prepare or enter into a lease agreement confidently. Understanding the responsibilities involved can prevent potential issues, and we ensure the foundation of landlord-tenant relationships is solid. Within commercial law, our expertise covers the sale and purchase of diverse business types, including cafes, restaurants, franchises, and bottle shops. For vendors, getting the contract right is crucial, and for purchasers, our service encompasses contract negotiation, lease advice, and settlement. In the domain of family law, we assist with binding financial agreements, which are essential for outlining the division of property and finances upon relationship breakdowns. These agreements are applicable before marriage, during, or after separation/divorce, including de facto and same-sex couples. For those seeking divorce, we help prepare the necessary documentation, ensuring compliance with all requirements such as the mandatory separation period. When it comes to property division post-separation, there are three binding methods: financial agreements, consent orders, and court proceedings. While negotiations can often lead to a resolution without court intervention, we are prepared to represent clients in court, adopting a practical approach aimed at achieving settlement wherever possible.