A Potential New Approach for Adults with Impaired Capacity in New Zealand
Proposed reforms to NZ capacity law aim to strengthen autonomy and supported decision making. What it means for individuals and families.
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.
How should artistic copyright be handled by the Property Act?
What happens to artistic copyright if an author or artist is in a personal relationship with another, and the relationship breaks down?
What happens if I die without a will?
If you die without a will it's called dying intestate, and your assets are distributed pursuant to the Administration Act. But does having a will safeguard you from issues of intestacy?
Prenup: 5 Reasons to get a contracting out agreement
While no one wants to consider the possibility of a breakup, a prenup offers safety and assurance as you embark on a serious relationship.
Property Sharing Agreement: Getting Creative with Property Ownership
As buying property becomes increasingly more difficult, we need to become more creative about how we go about it.
Entering into a relationship and want to protect your assets?
Is your new relationship becoming serious? A Contracting Out (or Prenup) Agreement is a conversation you should have sooner rather than later.
Bank Of Mum And Dad
With Auckland house prices at an all-time high, it's never been more difficult to buy your first home. Many parents are asking, How can they help?
Wedding Tips from Lawyers
Getting married and holding a wedding is generally a very happy and exciting time in a person’s life. So exciting, that some people do it more than once! A wedding is a fantastic [...]
How do I know if I am in a de facto relationship?
A de facto relationship can have a number of specific implications for the financial status of a couple. Do you know what the definition is?
3 family law agreements you need to know
Family law agreements are important because they can help people protect their interests and plan for the future, even if the worst occurs.
FAQ: Relationship property agreements
A relationship property agreement can protect your assets from equal distribution in the event of separation, divorce or death.