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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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    Protecting children after a split

    A relationship breakdown can be the most testing and heart-wrenching event you’ll face across your entire lifetime – especially if there are children involved.
    Relationship & Family Care of Children
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    Seller beware

    In a property market this hot, it could be tempting to decide to ride the wave and speed into listing your home to capitalise on the boom.
    Residential property Selling residential property
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    Property - smart trading

    I’ve had an active interest in property transactions for many years from different vantage points, both as a lawyer and as a bank lender. So I’ve seen property transactions go both good and bad, and everything in between, from a number of perspectives.
    Residential property Buying residential property Selling residential property
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    Business bug biting?

    According to Sir Richard Branson, all an entrepreneur really needs to enter a new industry is a willingness to learn. Day-in, day-out here at Aspiring Law, we advise and support enterprises ranging from innovative start-ups to companies with decades of trading behind them.
    Business & Commercial Set-up & Structuring
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    Contracting Out

    It’s an oft-quoted figure bandied about when it comes to marriage break-ups: half of us who make it to the altar will divorce. Ah, but nay, say our national number crunchers; that’s actually quite the urban myth.
    Relationship & Family Relationship property
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    Supreme Court - Clayton v Clayton

    As we begin to look at 2016, the year that was, Clayton v Clayton will go down in the history books as one of the most significant legal happenings of the year - and one of the most defining cases in New Zealand relationship property and trust law history.
    Residential property Trusts and Life planning Managing a Trust
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    New lending rules

    The rules around lending in New Zealand are changing about as fast as homes are flying off the market. Here, our Solicitor, Sophie Diedrichs, answers some of the most common questions surrounding developments.
    Residential property Developing residential property
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    Looking for free business support?

    Are you already in business, or thinking of taking the leap and buying or establishing your own venture? If so, and you haven’t already, we’d love you to consider joining our special family of business clients: BizClubbers.
    Business & Commercial Set-up & Structuring

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