Indonesian Consultancy

Kelly Partners Indonesia provides advisory assistance, guidance and business operations and other organizational and management services, such as strategic and organizational planning, project management and decisions related to finance. We can advise and provides services related to accounting procedures, budget oversight procedures, planning, organising, efficiency and supervision management and more.

We can assist you with the establishment of a foreign-owned Indonesian company that enables the sponsorship of work and resident visas. We can manage all your Indonesian legal processes in collaboration with our Indonesian law consultants. 

Our network of professional includes lawyers and accountants who are available to you as needed.

The legal process in Indonesia faces several significant issues that impact its effectiveness and efficiency. One of the main challenges is the complexity of the legal system itself. Indonesia's legal framework is a mixture of civil law, customary law, and Islamic law, resulting in a complex and fragmented legal landscape. This complexity poses a challenge for legal consultants who need to navigate through multiple laws and regulations to provide accurate advice to their clients.

Another issue is the slow judicial process and the backlog of cases in Indonesian courts. Legal disputes can take years to resolve, causing frustration for clients seeking timely resolution. 

Additionally, language barriers can pose a challenge for legal processes in Indonesia. While Bahasa Indonesia is the official language, many legal documents and contracts are written in English. 

Kelly Partners Indonesia can help you with all of these challenges. We are multilingual professionals and have a wide network of colleagues to draw upon for specific services, as required. 

Buying and selling property in Indonesia can present a range of challenges and issues for both buyers and sellers. These problems can arise due to various factors, including legal complexities, bureaucratic hurdles, and issues related to transparency.

The country's land ownership laws can be complex and confusing, particularly for foreign investors. The risk of purchasing property with disputed ownership or unclear titles is a constant concern, leading to potential legal disputes.

The administrative procedures involved in buying or selling property can be time-consuming and frustrating, with involvement of multiple government agencies.

Kelly Partners Indonesia can help you with buying, selling, leasing and operating real estate in Bali for both residential and commercial purposes. We recommend Bali Trustees for property purchases, which protects your property in Bali under Australian trust law.

We have significant experience in academic matters from accreditation to course design and international collaborations. Our principal, Dr Danial Kelly, spent 10 years as a law academic at an Australian university and now teaches at Udayana University in Bali where he is also an editor of the Udayana Journal of Law and Culture.

We provide advisory and strategic services to academic institutions. We work closely with universities and other academic entities to improve their strategic effectiveness. We offer guidance on various aspects, including international collaborations, curriculum design, and strategic planning.

Kelly Partners Indonesia can also provide guidance on accreditation processes, quality assurance frameworks, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Transnational legal consulting refers to the practice of providing legal guidance to clients involved in cross-border transactions and disputes. With globalization and the increasing complexity of international business transactions, transnational legal consulting has emerged as a vital field of expertise. It involves navigating the legal frameworks, regulations, and cultural differences of multiple jurisdictions to ensure compliance and optimize outcomes for clients.

We collaborate closely with clients to understand your objectives and tailor strategies that align with your interests. We conduct thorough research, analyze legal risks, and provide recommendations to mitigate potential challenges. Additionally, we assist in drafting and reviewing contracts, ensuring compliance with local laws, and navigating regulatory frameworks across different jurisdictions.

Kelly Partners Indonesia consultants can play a crucial role in minimizing risks and maximizing opportunities for clients in the global marketplace, especially involving Indonesia. We can help you navigate the complexities of transnational law, reduce legal uncertainties, and foster successful business relationships across borders. By providing strategic advice and facilitating effective communication between parties from different legal systems, Kelly Partners Indonesia consultants can contribute to the smooth operation and success of your international transactions.

Your experience in Bali will be exceedingly more rewarding when you can navigate the customary law  landscape.  We have access to expert consultants in Balinese customary law and have published in the prestigious Indonesian Law Review journal on this topic.

Balinese customary law, known as "adat," is an integral part of the unique cultural heritage of the Balinese people. While it has provided a framework for governance and social order for centuries, it faces several challenges in the modern era.

One significant challenge is the clash between Balinese customary law and national legal systems. As Indonesia's legal system is predominantly based on civil law, incorporating Balinese adat into the broader legal framework presents complexities and conflicts. This clash often leads to confusion and inconsistency in the application and enforcement of adat rules.

Another challenge is the rapid social and economic changes occurring in Bali, due mostly to the island's growth as a tourist destination.

Balinese customary law remains a significant source of authority in Bali. Foreign investors are well-advised to consider how their activities may relate to Balinese customary law.