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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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    Employment leave is changing: what employers and employees need to know

    The Holidays Act is set to be replaced by a new Employment Leave Act in August 2028, with changes to annual leave, sick leave, public holidays and more. So, what’s changing, and what will it mean for employers and employees?
    Employment & HR
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    When a Child Predeceases their Parents. Can a Grandchild Challenge a Will?

    When a child predeceases their parent, that child's own children - the grandchildren, can be left in an unexpected position when the grandparent's estate is finally settled. 
    Trusts and Life planning
  • Lawyer with client discussing trust

    To Trust or Not To Trust

    Thinking about winding up your trust? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. We look at the key factors to consider when deciding whether to bring a trust to an early end and when a trust may still have a useful role to play.
    Trusts and Life planning Managing a Trust
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    Fences, Feuds and the Law: Sorting Out Neighbour Fencing Disputes

    Almost everyone who lives in a house - whether you own it or rent it - will deal with a fence issue. So what are the rules in New Zealand, where can a fence go, and who actually has to pay? 
    Residential property
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    Meet the Aspiring Law team - Charles Darling

    Get to know our latest team member - Charles Darling!
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    What Happens to Your Digital Life When You're Gone?

    Your will probably says who gets the house. It almost certainly doesn't say who gets your Instagram. Learn more about including your digital life in your estate plan.
    Trusts and Life planning Creating a Will
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    When Does Dating become a De Facto Relationship?

    When does a relationship move from simply dating to being a de facto relationship, and why does it matter?
    Relationship & Family Relationship property
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    You've updated your relationship property agreement. What about your Will?

    When entering into a Contracting Out Agreement, it is easy to focus on what it means for your relationship property. But what about your Will?
    Relationship property Trusts and Life planning Creating a Will

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