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Overcoming legal challenges demands professionals with the necessary drive, focus and energy. That’s where we come in. We understand our clients’ needs. We provide expert strategic advice with commercially-minded solutions, free from legal jargon.
Welcome to Wynyard Wood
Our Legal Services – Professional Lawyers in East Auckland
Here you can learn more about our wide range of legal services. Our specialist teams will work alongside you to create a comprehensive state of affairs for both your personal finance and business endeavours.
We provide advice and guidance on all aspects of business. See how we can help.
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Acting for both landlords and tenants, our commercial leasing lawyers can provide comprehensive advice on all aspects of commercial leasing.
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If you are involved with a building project and need legal assistance, we can help you objectively review your circumstances, and what next steps are most appropriate for your situation.
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Our experienced Public Works Act lawyers can advise you on your rights and obligations, assist in negotiating compensation, and represent you in legal proceedings if necessary.
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The legal rules surrounding property are constantly evolving. See here for the many ways that we can help.
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Family law is unique. It involves the most important things in your life.
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Our experienced team will take your instructions and advise on the need for living wills and enduring powers of attorney and trusts.
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Our articles on the latest news from our team of experts.
De-Banking: Can Political or Social Beliefs Lead to a Denial of Service?
This article critiques de-banking in New Zealand by spotlighting the Gloriavale case, questioning if banks can deny service due to controversial views.
Joint ownership of shares
Shares are a form of property and so they can be owned jointly, that is more than one person can own the same share or shares.
On demand loans and time limits
The Limitation Act 2010 is an important limit on liability claims, limiting them after the expiry of a time period. How that is calculated can be complex.
Equitable Liens Revisited
Podular (Francis v Gross) was appealed to the Court of Appeal ([2024] NZCZ 528). It came to a different view to that reached in the High Court.