Property

Spring projects can quickly turn into legal headaches. Avoid neighbour disputes over fences, landscaping, and nuisances with the right legal advice.… Read More

There are some risks to consider with retirement villages. Getting good advice means you can turn the page into your new chapter with ease.… Read More

It’s important to have a Will and put arrangements in place for your care should you lose mental capacity or the ability to speak for yourself.… Read More

As with any construction, the key is in the contract. With off-site construction, the contract becomes even more important.… Read More

Many businesses are built on commitments, and a crucial one is the lease for your premises. While it might not be the most exciting document, having a well-drafted lease agreement can be critical during unforeseen circumstances.… Read More

Developing your existing home property is a common journey for those who have some land. These days there are many options, from adding a tiny house or a granny flat to undertaking a full subdivision. Each option has pros and cons to consider as you start your development journey.   … Read More

Your Will sets out how you’d like your property to be dealt with when you die (your estate) and who you want to carry out your wishes.… Read More

Insurance companies are tightening up on what they will insure and raising their premiums, and prospective property buyers should take note. Without insurance, banks will not advance a loan on a property. … Read More

If you sell a residential property in New Zealand within a certain timeframe, you must pay income tax on any gains, unless it’s your main home or another exemption applies. This rule is called the “brightline test”.… Read More

As you begin your summer DIY projects, be wary of making your Will one of them. A Will is an important legal document which sets out your wishes when you pass away, but it needs to be prepared properly to do its job. … Read More