Ex Files: Separate Property and Relationship Property 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 separate, the division of their property will need...
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 mentally incapable. They give you peace of mind that your affairs will be looked after, if due to age, illness...
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 side the subdivision process can be completed with minimal fuss – in essence it simply a process which is...
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 employer make me take annual leave? With the business operating restrictions due to Covid-19 some employees...
Franchise businesses have become very common in New Zealand over the last 20 years (often replacing the traditional small standalone businesses). Franchises can range from one-person operations through to large-scale businesses. It is likely that you will be...
Family Protection Act 1955When a person passes away, and leaves a close relative out of their will, the Family Protection Act allows that person to make a claim against the estate. The Family Protection Act is based on the concept that when a person dies, they have a...
