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26 Nov 2016

Big law changes around rentals

Quite often, something will pop up on the legal or general news radar that casts me into “I wonder” mode … promptly sparking a Google-fest of searching and cross-referencing to satiate my curiosity. Read more ›
03 Nov 2016

Contracting Out

It’s an oft-quoted figure bandied about when it comes to marriage break-ups: half of us who make it to the altar will divorce. Ah, but nay, say our national number crunchers; that’s actually quite the urban myth. According to Statistics New Zealand, which monitors the number of marriages and divorces over time, the marriage dissolution rate is, in fact, closer to a third. Read more ›
25 Oct 2016

Supreme Court - Clayton v Clayton

As we begin to look at 2016, the year that was, Clayton v Clayton will go down in the history books as one of the most significant legal happenings of the year - and one of the most defining cases in New Zealand relationship property and trust law history. Read more ›
09 May 2016

Saving lives at work

It’s taken untold tragedy, inquiries, a Royal Commission, a taskforce and a rather lengthy – and sometimes jagged – jaunt along the parliamentary process, but the implementation of one of the most significant pieces of workplace legislation in history is nigh. Read more ›
26 Jan 2016

Tax Alert

I know. The year’s barely started, and here am I wanting to tax those post-holiday brain cells with news about, well, tax. But, given the property season is in full swing, this is one you might just need to be across sooner rather than later, if you’re looking at trading. Read more ›
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