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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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    Using your KiwiSaver to Buy Your First Home: What You Need to Know

    If you've been contributing to KiwiSaver, you may be able to withdraw your savings to help fund your first home purchase. If you're planning to step onto the property ladder, it's worth understanding your options before you sign an agreement.
    Residential property Buying residential property
  • Couple looking at computer with lawyer

    More information on Natural Hazards in Land Information Memorandums from Councils: What property owners need to know

    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.
    Residential property Buying residential property
  • Builder measuring wall

    Thinking about renovating? Know the rules of consent first

    Are you a DIY King/Queen? Do you have a property that is looking old and tired, and you want to jazz it up? Here are some things you may need to know before you pull up your sleeves and get stuck in.
    Residential property
  • Parents hugging adult children

    The Great Inheritance Transfer Debate: What’s Right for Your Family?

    The conversation about the massive transfer of wealth from baby boomers to the next generation seems to be everywhere. There’s no one‑size‑fits‑all answer. The right approach depends on your own financial security, your children’s circumstances, and the kind of legacy you want to leave.
    Trusts and Life planning
  • Older couple on computer

    The Digital World and the Law - What Are You Really Signing Online?

    Most of us sign more legal documents in a week than we ever did on paper, yet we barely notice we’re doing it. A quick tap on “I agree” has become part of everyday life. It feels harmless and routine, but in legal terms, those tiny clicks mean something.
    Trusts and Life planning
  • Mechanic talking with customer

    AI in employment: A cautionary tale for Employers and Employees alike

    AI tools have quickly become part of everyday working life. But as one recent case shows, relying on AI without proper oversight can create real problems, especially in employment relationships, where accuracy and honesty matter.
    Employment & HR
  • Two people harvesting

    A New Path to Farm Ownership: KiwiSaver Reforms for the Rural Sector

    For years, KiwiSaver has helped New Zealanders take their first step onto the property ladder but for many in the rural sector, that ladder hasn’t quite reached the farm gate. The government’s newly announced reforms aim to change that. And for many in the rural community, this could be the most meaningful shift in farm‑ownership policy in a generation.
    Rural Law
  • Woman on couch with dog

    New Pet Rules for Rental Properties: What You Need to Know

    Recent changes to the Residential Tenancies Act have made it easier for tenants to keep pets in rental properties. Find out more about the changes and what it means if you own or rent residential property.
    Residential property

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