When a person moves into a retirement village, they are usually only paying for a right to occupy a particular unit, and can be surprised to learn they will...

When couples have been living in a de facto relationship (or have been married or have been in a civil union) for more than three years, and then decide to...

Enduring Powers of Attorney (“EPAs”) are documents in which you appoint a trusted person to make important decisions on your behalf whilst you are alive, but...

Are you considering subdividing your property? Subdivisions may seem a daunting and complex process by many, but with the right team of professionals at your...

Below are some questions/answers that we’re hearing frequently in the uncertain times that we live in at the moment from both employers and employees. Can my...

Franchise businesses have become very common in New Zealand over the last 20 years (often replacing the traditional small standalone businesses). Franchises...

Family Protection Act 1955 When a person passes away, and leaves a close relative out of their will, the Family Protection Act allows that person to make a...

Recently we were engaged by a client to issue a Statutory Demand for unpaid invoices dating back to 2018.  A Statutory Demand is used by a creditor where a...

Most of us are concerned with what happens to our property when we die however, a lot of us don’t do anything about it to prepare for this happening.  If you...

These are difficult and uncertain times for New Zealand business owners and landlords. Many businesses have been excluded from entering their premises during...