Buying a home isn't just a transaction - it's the end point of years of saving, dreaming and planning. At Aspiring Law, we've come across many variations of earthquake-affected homes, and we're well versed in the checks needed.
Buying a business can be an exciting step. But it also comes with real risk. What you're actually buying isn't just stock or equipment - it's the history, systems, contracts and liabilities that sit behind it. Proper due diligence gives you leverage, clarity and confidence going in.
A right of way gives access rights, but it doesn't mean you can do whatever you like with that area. In this article we explain what a right of way is, who benefits/who is responsible, what you can and can't do and why checking the property title before buying is so important.
Some career paths are a straight line but for Graeme Randle, our Special Counsel based in our Cashmere office in Christchurch, it has been anything but
In estate planning, the outcome often depends on details like how assets are owned, what family circumstances look like, and whether the legal structure supports what someone actually wants to happen. Take a look at this example of why those details matter.
In 2025, the rules around natural hazard information in Land Information Memoranda (LIMs) changed. If you are looking to buy, it is essential to obtain and check the LIM for the property you are considering, especially if it is in a hazard prone area.
