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Read about legal matters affecting Kiwis today and keep up to date with the latest news and upcoming events.
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    Voidable transactions

    The number of companies going into liquidation in New Zealand is on the rise. Did you know that payments made by a company before it goes into liquidation may also be at risk?
    Business & Commercial
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    Modernising the Companies Act

    In August 2024, the government announced that it would progress a package of reforms to the Companies Act 1993 and related legislation. They are designed to address several issues and make New Zealand an easier and safer place to do business.
    Business & Commercial
  • Dog in a box

    Who gets Ms Peaches if we separate?

    In New Zealand, dogs are legally classified as household pets under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976.

    Relationship & Family Relationship property
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    Hiring casual employees

    Despite the short-term nature of these roles, if you hire staff on a casual basis you still have significant legal responsibilities. This is highlighted in a recent case before the Employment Relations Authority.
    Employment & HR
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    Contracting out agreements for relationships late in life

    Contracting out agreements can be entered into at any time during a relationship and are particularly useful for couples entering into a de facto relationship, or marrying later in life, as both parties are more likely to come to the relationship with more complex financial affairs.
    Relationship & Family
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    Neighbourhood subdivisions

    As urban land becomes more expensive, landowners and developers are constantly looking for ways to get the most out of their patch of dirt.
    Residential property
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    Spousal maintenance – Why it matters

    The financial costs of separating and starting over again can be overwhelming. Spousal maintenance can help bridge the financial gap.
    Relationship & Family
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    The ins and outs of contracting out

    No one has a crystal ball. We can’t predict the future, but a COA can provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing you’ve got a plan in place if things do go wrong.
    Relationship property

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