The Law Lowdown – WINTER 2025
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Why You Should Have Enduring Powers of Attorney in Place
Planning ahead isn’t just about writing a will – it also involves ensuring that trusted people can make decisions for
Statutory Demands: What Creditors and Companies Need to Know
If a company owes a debt and hasn’t paid, creditors in New Zealand have a legal tool known as a
Understanding Separate vs Relationship Property
Under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (PRA), everything a couple owns is sorted into two baskets when they separate or
Charity Tax Reforms Paused – For Now …
The Government’s proposed changes to the tax treatment of charities have sparked significant concern across the charitable sector. While the
The Law Lowdown – AUTUMN 2025
Catch up on all the news and information in this edition of The Law Lowdown Inside this issue: Download your
Change to Parliamentary Term?
Among the world’s liberal democracies, Australia and New Zealand are notable for retaining three-year parliamentary terms. This term length is
Public Works Act Reforms: What it Means for Landowners
The Government has announced fast-tracked reforms to the Public Works Act (PWA), aiming to speed up compulsory land acquisitions for
Why You Should Always Consult a Lawyer Before Signing a Property Agreement
Buying a property is one of the biggest financial commitments most people will make. In New Zealand, many buyers assume
Regularly Check Your Will – Why it’s So Important
We often hear a sigh of relief when a client signs their Will. The assumption of course is “Ok great