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Trusts are pretty common in New Zealand. They are popular for all sorts of purposes, from minimising income tax, to making sure your family doesn’t lose a roof over its head if your business fails. One purpose that continues to be popular in NZ is to move property out of […] Read More›

When your employer ends your job, NZ law requires them to do it a certain way. In simple terms, they need to have two things in place: Substantive justification, is having a proper basis for the decision to end your employment. There needs to be adequate and appropriate evidence/information collected […] Read More›

At some stage in life, it is important to consider who will ensure that your wishes are carried out should you be in an unfortunate situation where you cannot enforce those wishes yourself. There are two common ways in which you can do this, an Enduring Power of Attorney over […] Read More›