There are three key requirements: The first requirement is know-how.  We will bring our knowledge and research capabilities to the table.

If you are wondering how to gain a measure of confidence about your legal position, read on. 

Roger had purchased his own home about three ago, with the assistance of a bank loan – a loan which was secured by a mortgage...

This reflects the fact that many people get into disputes because of base reasons like anger, irrationality, and desperation.

The drafting of a Will that accommodates the circumstances and serve the needs of a given individual, combines technical expertise with

In exchange for preparing your free Will, these entities appoint themselves as the executor of your estate. 

We helped them to understand the comparative strengths and weaknesses of their case

Having a Will that you feel good about, that makes sense to you, and that will not likely lead to the implosion or explosion of your family,

Maintaining a current form of Government-issued photo ID has a number of obvious benefits...

If you want to protect your assets from a potential future relationship property claim, enter into a Contracting Out Agreement...

Many of us know a story about someone buying a house off the plans at a supposedly fixed price……only to have their costs blow out, and

As parents, we all hope that – if nothing else – our children will grow up to be able to look after and provide for themselves.

We have all seen or heard about letters from lawyers like this. It’s what we call a wish list.

As numerous as trusts are in NZ, changes over the past 10-15 years in regards to case law, legislation and government practice (particularly

Here are the three points that come up every time we help a client who wants to resolve a dispute.

If you are in a dispute, chances are that you already know what the other party ‘should’ do. Most likely, you feel frustrated because

If you have a dispute, there are two key things you need to appreciate about our court system.

Your father, your mother, or perhaps another relative set up a trust. You had a close relationship with this person before he or she passed

Most trust disputes involve a tug of war between two very basic ideas.

Each beneficiary has the right to be considered from time to time.

You are interested in how a trust has been run. The first thing to do is to look carefully at the information that is already available.

What happens when you raise a question and the trustees’ reaction seems unreasonable?

Jack and Jill were together for 10 years. They each had two adult children from their previous relationships. They owned the family home..

The first thing you will notice about the Declaratory Judgments Act 1908 is its age. This is law has been around now for more than a century