While legal matters may be the last thing on your mind when planning a wedding, it’s important to take a moment to think about how your assets will be protected.… Read More
Thinking about what would happen to your children if you die is not a comfortable exercise, but it is one many parents quietly worry about. One of the most practical ways to plan for that possibility is to appoint a testamentary guardian in your will.… Read More
For Kiwi couples, understanding “contracting out agreements” is becoming increasingly important to ensure clarity and fairness in their financial future.… 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
If you’re considering giving a significant gift like property or financial support to family, it’s worth ensuring your generosity is legally sound.… 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
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
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
There are many reasons why whanau might want to lend money to each other. However, despite having the best of intentions, there is scope for things to go wrong if the loan is not properly documented. … Read More