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What is a Testamentary Guardian
A testamentary guardian is someone you nominate in your will to step into a guardianship role for your children after you die.
Pushing the Boundaries – Encroachment
A recent Wellington case, Collins & Turton v Winspear, is a useful reminder to undertake careful due diligence and to take prompt action when dealing with encroachments.
Case Update: Cross Leases
On 16 April 2026, the Court of Appeal issued their decision in the case of Liow v Martelli. The case looked at the meaning of a clause that is commonly used in cross-lease titles.
Buying a Property with a Natural Hazard Notice
Purchasing property in New Zealand always requires careful due diligence—but when a property is subject to a known natural hazard, that due diligence becomes essential.
New Privacy Law Obligations
New Privacy Act obligations come into force on 1 May 2026 to address data collected from indirect sources.
Employment Relations: Changes Now In Place
What you need to know about the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026The Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026 (the Act) came into force on 20 February 2026.