There are few surprises in the government’s 2018 Budget presented on 17 May, the first from Minister of Finance, the Hon Grant Robertson. To read
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We outline the upcoming changes, announced on 25 January, which include modifications to the 90-day trial period, the restoration of rest periods and collective bargaining.
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Making sure everyone you care about gets a fair share of your property after you die is an issue most of us grapple with. This
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“Just tick the box here, here and here if you need finance, a LIM report and a builder’s report”. You’ll likely have heard this if
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When the court makes a decision that an individual or business is owed a debt, it issues a judgment order telling the debtor that they
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If you’re buying a house, you will of course need insurance cover for your new property, and your lender will require it. Here we pinpoint
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Agreements are comparable to relationship property agreements (colloquially known as ‘pre-nuptial agreements’), as the objective of each is to establish rules for relationship property –
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Often people agree to accept the appointment as an attorney under an Enduring Power o Attorney (EPA) without really understanding what’s involved and what will
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Paper roads are relatively widespread across New Zealand farmland.  They are more precisely called ‘unformed legal roads’ and have the same legal status as any
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We have made a major strategic decision this year to give clients a fixed fee for the majority of our services.  In the past we
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