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Main Phone: (02) 6882 1433
Email: law@nkhsols.com
Address: 126 Dandaloo Street, Narromine NSW, 2821
PO Box 25, DUBBO, NSW, 2820
Trading Hours:
8:30am - 5:00pm
By appointment
Helping you navigate life's legal challenges.
Trusted Advice for Rural Clients
Finding dependable legal support in Narromine matters when the stakes are high. Nelson Keane & Hemingway Lawyers have been serving regional NSW since 1908, supporting individuals, families and businesses across Narromine and surrounding communities, including multiple generations of the same families.
While our foundations are in agribusiness and rural law, our practice has expanded into a comprehensive legal service. We assist with family law, wills and estates, conveyancing, leasing and commercial law, along with property matters and court appearances. If you are looking for experienced solicitors in Narromine, call our team on
(02) 6882 1433, they are ready to assist you in all your legal needs.
Here to Help
At Nelson Keane & Hemingway Lawyers, we are proud to be a full-service legal firm that helps locals throughout the Orana region. We have a strong team of knowledgeable solicitors offering an array of services. 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 Narromine office is located on Dandaloo Street and is open every Thursday by appointment. Book a consultation with one of our solicitors today and let us help you navigate your legal matter.
Buying or selling property in Narromine requires careful review of contracts and title details. Our solicitors provide thorough
conveyancing services, explain your obligations clearly and assist with matters like water access and strata arrangements.
Rural operations in Narromine come with complex legal considerations. We advise on farm succession, mining and resource agreements, carbon projects, renewable energy arrangements and infrastructure impacts, including Inland Rail matters.
Running a rural business demands clear and protective legal structures. We assist with
commercial law in Narromine, including business sales and purchases, partnership agreements, company structures, trusts and self-managed superannuation arrangements.
Protecting your legacy starts with properly prepared
estate documents. Our Narromine solicitors draft wills, establish testamentary trusts and provide guidance on superannuation and estate administration planning.
Before signing a lease in Narromine, our solicitors ensure the terms are properly reviewed. We draft and negotiate commercial, retail, industrial and rural
leasing agreements and explain your rights and obligations clearly.
Personal changes can have lasting legal and financial impacts. We provide
family law advice in Narromine on divorce, property settlements and related financial arrangements, guiding you through each stage.
When disputes escalate, clear legal representation is essential. We assist Narromine clients with
litigation matters, including traffic offences, criminal charges and civil disputes requiring court appearances.
Later life property decisions require structured planning. We advise Narromine clients on
retirement transitions, including downsizing, property sales, retirement living arrangements and preparing powers of attorney.
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.
