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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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    Removing the Smoke After the Fire — New Property Laws Will Clear up Damage Liabilities

    More tenancy law reform has arrived. Bear with me before rolling your eyes though — these new rules will finally give much-needed clarity to tenant-landlord liabilities for property damage.
    Residential property Funding residential property
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    Don’t Feed the Trolls — How to Handle Negative Online Reviews

    Responding to a negative customer review online can be very stressful but a gut reaction and a hastily written reply can cause far more trouble than it's worth.
    Business & Commercial
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    Honey, Can We Talk? Dividing Relationship Property

    When a relationship comes to an end, the divvying up of relationship property is no walk in the park. Often it can take months, if not years, for disagreements to be resolved. It’s an emotionally charged time, and it doesn’t help that the law in this area has some relatively blurred lines when it comes to the division of relationship property.
    Residential property Selling residential property Relationship & Family Relationship property
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    Long Overdue Changes to Property (Relationships) Act

    New Zealand has changed significantly over the last half-century. The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 was drafted at a time when couples generally married young and pooled their resources to buy a house as early as they could, a time when ABBA’s ‘Fernando’ topped the national charts and Fred Dagg and Footrot Flats made Kiwis laugh out loud.
    Residential property Buying residential property Relationship & Family Relationship property
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    Tiny House Tensions Rising Between Owners and Councils

    Tiny houses are becoming extremely popular nationwide as property prices rise. Less energy consumption, lower environmental impact and cheaper housing, while still leaving room to develop other buildings on a single normal-sized plot. Win-win, right? Not quite.
    Residential property Buying residential property Selling residential property Building residential property Developing residential property
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    People and the right information are vital for effective governance

    The damage from governance failure can be profound, and can attract significant unwelcome media and public scrutiny. Focusing on the learnings from these cases is how we can get some real benefit and continuous improvement in corporate governance.
    Business & Commercial Business advisory
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    The Executor of Your Will

    Having an executor of your will is like having a manager of your affairs (your estate) after your death. Your executor is named in your will; it is his or her role to carry out the terms of your will.
    Trusts and Life planning Creating a Will
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    Make sure you're covered

    The devastating gas explosion that rocked a quiet Christchurch street earlier this year made me think about Public Liability insurance. My first thoughts were obviously with the family and the neighbours affected by the blast but being a typical lawyer I couldn't help wonder if the gas contractor had Public Liability insurance.
    Business & Commercial Set-up & Structuring Financing

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