First home buyers: structuring parental support
There are a variety of ways parents and children can acquire property together, and there are risks and benefits to each structure.… Read More
To lease or to buy? What’s best for your business?
There are pros and cons to leasing and buying, so the answer will depend on your business and the stage it’s at.… Read More
De facto relationships – what does “living together as a couple” actually mean?
If you live with someone as a couple for three years, if the relationship ends, then any property involved is divided equally – but what exactly is “living together as a couple”? And if your relationship ends, what happens to your stuff?… Read More
Is your family trust still right for you?
Now is a good time to take stock and consider why you created your family trust in the first place.… Read More
Knowing and navigating the 90-day trial period
90-day trial period laws were introduced some years ago now and employers should have the hang of them. However, we still see plenty of cases where employers are getting it wrong.… Read More
WRMK delighted to congratulate Tania Beckham on her appointment as a director
Congratulations to Tania Beckham on her appointment as a Director of the firm, effective from 17 June 2019. … Read More
The pre-franchise sleuthing zone for prospective franchisees
Research before you buy in to a franchise is crucial, and the good news is there’s a lot you can find out for yourself.… Read More
Are your contract terms “fair”?
The New Zealand Commerce Commission is still finding businesses breaching the Unfair Contract Terms rules. … Read More
Employment law: change is the new constant
We are in a period of significant uncertainty for both employers and employees. This article takes stock of what has changed, and looks ahead at what is likely to come.… Read More
Top five tips for buying your first home
Having a good lawyer on your side can help you avoid potential pitfalls, make the most of your KiwiSaver and sail into a smooth settlement.… Read More
Welcome to the June edition of eConnect
In this issue: employment matters, the Privacy Bill 2018 and land covenants.… Read More
Contesting a will: who can lay claim to your assets?
Your will can be contested and it happens more often than people realise. … Read More