Ian Kelly

Consultant

Ian Kelly is a consultant at Hall Payne Lawyers. He has been a legal practitioner for 35 years and has worked with Hall Payne Lawyers for 10 years. He has previously held senior positions in the Public Sector. Ian has extensive experience in advising in relation to deceased estates, trusts, enduring powers of attorney and contractual matters.

Ian can assist in relation to family provision claims, trust or will disputes or other litigation arising from wills, intestacy, trusts, superannuation and contracts.

He is committed to providing value to clients through innovative problem solving.

“I always want clients to feel that their concerns have been heard and that the advice offered in relation to their concerns make a real difference.”

Ian is a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland and High Court of Australia; admitted since 1983. He is a member of the Queensland Law Society.

Reviews for Hall Payne Brisbane

14 May 2025  Google Carl K

Could not fault Hall Payne Lawyers level of service and genuine interest in my needs, Philip and Jodie were great to deal with.

12 May 2025  Google Daniel B

I engaged Mark Diamond on a matter. I've never had to do anything like this before. He went above and beyond.

After an initial consultation, provided sound advice leading up to engagement. Excellent communication. Fast and precise, with best possible outcome.

Highly recommend.

09 May 2025  Google Jennifer T

I had an excellent experience working with Hall Payne Lawyers Brisbane for my will preparation. The team were great and thorough, ensuring every detail was handled with care.

Thanks Phil and Jodie for making this process seamless.

14 Apr 2025  Google Jacob Q

I could not be happier after recently receiving the assistance of Alexandra from Hall Payne Lawyers. 

She's extremely diligent and was always quick to answer any of my queries. I felt supported and most importantly trusted the entire time and we had an amazing outcome.

She was nothing short of professional and a pleasure to deal with, I cannot recommend this firm and Alex enough.

10 Apr 2025  Google Chi Ho Lam

Justine was very knowledgeable and was very helpful in my matter. Would recommend other people to her.

17 Mar 2025  Google Stephen Y

Words cannot explain how impressed I am with Cale from Hall Payne Lawyers. He has been so professional in every way, and also been able to simplify so I could understand the more technical things.

He has guided me through the whole process, and at the end has delivered far beyond my expectations.

I recommend Cale unconditionly and without hesitation.

10 Feb 2025  Google Prince

I am incredibly grateful for the exceptional service provided by Hall Payne Lawyers. They helped me navigate through a difficult situation where I was falsely accused at my workplace in aged care. Their expertise and dedication to my case were instrumental in proving my innocence and resolving the issue.

I highly recommend their services for anyone in need of strong legal support.

Thank you, Hall Payne Lawyers, for your unwavering support and professionalism.

05 Feb 2025  Google Sara T

Leanne Taylor has consistently delivered excellent results. Thank you, Leanne!

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Recent Blogs by Ian

Estate planning for blended families

Estate planning for blended families

Estate planning for blended families often comes with challenges. Learn what to look out for and how to protect your interests.

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Can my Attorney in my Enduring Power of Attorney receive gifts?

Enduring Power of Attorney and providing gifts to your attorney

Enduring Powers of Attorney allow you to appoint someone to act on your behalf should you be unable to do so. Any transactions with your Enduring Attorney or a relation, business associate or close friend of the attorney including gifts, raises a presumption of undue influence.

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What Happens to Your Social Media when You Die?

What happens to your social media accounts after you die?

Social media is everywhere; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn etc. Many people have one or several accounts. But how many have given consideration to what happens to their accounts after they die?

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What happens if there is undue influence on a Will-maker?

Undue influence and coercive behaviour towards a Will-maker

All too prevalently we receive enquiries from family members who are suspicious that a vulnerable or elderly family member has been influenced or even bullied by a close relative or family member, to change their Will.

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