KCH Lawyers opening hours in Rockhampton
Open Monday to Friday
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(07) 4927 9477
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Member Of Queensland Law Society
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About Us
About KCH Lawyers
Our team is committed to achieving excellent results for our clients. Offering quality legal advice at a reasonable cost.
KCH Lawyers is a Rockhampton based law firm. We have been providing high quality legal services to local, national and international clients since 1985. Our experienced team is committed to achieving excellent outcomes for our clients through exceptional professional service and offering quality legal advice.
Commercial Law:
KCH Lawyers can provide assistance with a number of commercial matters including:
- Retail and commercial leases
- Business sales and purchases
- Sale and purchase of commercial properties
- Debt recovery
- Contract advice
- Lease disputes
- General commercial/business disputes
- Other areas of commercial and/or business law
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- ABN
- 52 691 979 748
- Staff
- 1-10
- Established
- 1985
- Also trades as
- KCH Conveyancing
- Also listed under
- Conveyancer & Conveyancing Services
Products and Services
Hours of Operation
Open Monday - Friday
Association
Children's Court, County Court, District Court, Family Court, Federal Magistrates Court, Magistrates' Court, Supreme Court
Services
Executor, Legal Advice, Legal Information, Letter of Administration, Police Interview Attendance, Restraint of Trade Agreements, Telephone Interviews
Offering
Agency Appearances, Annulments, Appeals, Arbitration, Assault, Asset Protection, Bank Guarantees, Caveats, Child Welfare, Children, Civil Disputes, Civil Litigation, Commercial Law, Commercialization, Copyright, Court Appearances, Debts, Deceased Estates, Deeds & Titles, Defamation, Defence Lawyers, Designs, Disputed Wills, Easements, Estate Planning, Franchising, Guardianships, Land Transfers, Liquidations, Mediation, Mortgage Guarantees, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Parenting, Partners, Power of Attorney, Prenuptial Agreements, Property Damage, Property Law, Same Sex Relationships, Separations, Technology, Trademarks, Traffic Offences, Trusts & Wills, Water Licences, Workers Compensation
Features
By Appointment, Consultations, Fixed Pricing, Free Quotes, Home Visits, Hospital Visits, Hourly Rates, Leasing, Locally Owned, Office Visits, Payment Plans
Issues
Abuse, Accidents, Business Disputes, Child Inheritance, Child Support, Construction Disputes, Contractual Disputes, Custody Disputes, Death, Debt Agreements, Debt Consolidation, Discrimination, Dissolutions, Divorce, Domestic Partners, Family Violence, Harassment, Imprisonment, Inheritance, Insurance Disputes, Landlord Disputes, Licence Disqualification, Missing Will, Motor Vehicle Property Damage, Paternity, Police Prosecutions, Public Liability, Purchase of Business, Redundancy, Sale of Business, Superannuation, Suspended Licenses, Unfair Dismissal, Vehicle Damage
Catering To
Administrative Law, Agricultural, Business Law, Commercial Litigation, Company Law, Compensation, Construction Law, Consumer Law, Contracts, Conveyancing, Criminal Law, De Facto, Employment Law, Environmental, Estate Law, Family Law, Finance, Franchising Law, General, Government, Industrial, Industrial Property, Insolvency, Land Development, Licencing, Matrimonial, Mediation Law, Mining, Partnership Dissolution, Probate, Probates and Estates, Professional Negligence, Property, Real Estate, Rural, Subdivisions, Succession, Trusts, Vehicle, Wills, Zoning
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FAQs
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Do I have to be divorced to split the property?
As soon as you have separated you can make arrangements to split your property and debts between you and your ex-partner, you do not have to wait until you are divorced.
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Do we have to go to Court?
No, not at all. If you have already agreed on how things should be divided between you, your lawyer can draw up the document which will finalise the arrangements, and then get underway the legal processes which will split the assets.
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What if we can’t agree?
There is an established process in cases where there is disagreement over how property should be split. Firstly, the court needs to be satisfied that you have attempted to reach an agreement, and to this end, you will be ordered to participate in dispute resolution. If this doesn’t resolve the matter, then an application for property orders must be filed with the Family Court or Federal Magistrates Court. This application must be made within 12 months of your divorce becoming final.