Visit Our Lawyers in Wellington NSW
Local Legal Specialists
Main Phone: (02) 6845 2055
Email: law@nkhsols.com
Address: 16 Swift Street, Wellington NSW, 2830
Trading Hours:
9.00am – 5:00pm Monday - Friday
Other times by appointment
Helping you navigate life's legal challenges.
Compassionate Legal Advice
When you need reliable lawyers who will always go beyond your expectations, look to the team at Nelson Keane & Hemingway Lawyers. Operating since 1908, we have proudly supported clients throughout Wellington and surrounds, including multiple generations of the same families.
Our firm has a long history within agribusiness and rural law, however we have since grown to become a full-service legal firm. We now also assist in various other legal areas such as family law, wills and estates, conveyancing, leasing, commercial law and elder law—as well as providing court appearances. For competent solicitors in Wellington, give our team a call on
(02) 6882 1433.
Here to Help
At Nelson Keane & Hemingway Lawyers, we have a strong team of knowledgeable solicitors offering an array of services. We are proud to be a full-service legal firm that helps locals throughout the Orana region. Depending on your unique case, we will pair you with a solicitor with the skillset most suited to helping you achieve an ideal outcome.
Our current team includes:
Our Wellington office is located on Swift Street and is open weekly from Monday to Friday. Book a consultation appointment with one of our solicitors today and let us help you navigate your legal matter.
Looking to purchase a property in Wellington? Our team of solicitors can provide
conveyancing assistance to ensure you fully understand the terms of your contract. We can also help with water laws and strata titles.
Need solicitors who are knowledgeable in mining rights, farm succession and other
agribusiness and rural matters? Our Wellington team can help. We also assist with carbon farming, solar and windfarm agreements and the Inland Rail Project.
Whether you are looking to sell or purchase a business in Wellington, our
commercial solicitors can ensure your business contract is in your best interest. Want to establish a trust or self-managed superannuation fund? We can do that as well.
If you want to ensure your assets are given to your loved ones after you pass away, you will require a legally valid
will. Visit our Wellington office to draft your will with one of our solicitors today. We can also help with testamentary trusts and superannuation.
Our Wellington solicitors can draft and finalise
commercial, retail, industrial and rural leases. We can also negotiate terms on your behalf—ensuring they are in your best interests, and help you understand your rights and obligations under the lease.
Family law cases can be difficult and emotional. Our solicitors can offer you compassionate and tailored legal advice on matters such as divorce and financial settlements. Book an appointment at our Wellington office today.
If you need to attend court in Wellington, we can provide you with
legal representation. From traffic offences to criminal matters, we can offer you professional legal advice.
Later-life property decisions often require coordination between sales, transfers and authority arrangements. We provide practical advice in Wellington to guide
retirement property changes with clarity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are some legal matters to be mindful of when starting a new business?
Some areas of consideration include displaying accurate prices, selling goods and services, issuing warranties and refunds, current pricing regulations, product labelling, and sales contracts.
What does a legally valid will mean?
In Australia, there are certain conditions that must be met when making a will, in order for it to be executed correctly when you pass away. The will must be in a written format and be signed by the will-maker and two witnesses. You must also demonstrate that you have the mental capacity to write the will.
What does elder law mean?
Elder law is a specialist practice area that deals with the challenges faced by seniors. This can include appointing an enduring guardian or power of attorney for when you reach an age or mental condition, when you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.
