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Month: November 2019

Snippets – The new Trust Act 2019

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Trusts are widely used in New Zealand, with the main focus in recent years being on family trusts. These have been utilized in relation to relationship property, succession planning, risk …

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Snippets – The role of the executor

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Often when you are asked to be the executor of a will, you accept the role without truly knowing its parameters. While not wishing to deter anyone from accepting the …

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Further change to gun laws

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  • November 26, 2019 |
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Following the amendments to the Arms Act 1983 (“the Act”) that came into force on 11 April 2019, a second tranche of proposed changes, the Arms Legislation Bill (“the Bill”), …

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Bringing the Adoption Act into modern times

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  • November 26, 2019 |
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The New Zealand Adoption Act 1955 (“the Act”) has been widely viewed as being in need of an overhaul to bring it up to date with the modern times. In …

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Purchasing a property at auction – what you need to know

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When purchasing a property, there are generally two ways in which you can achieve this. The first, the traditional offer method, is by offer and acceptance of a signed Agreement …

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Types of trusts and their benefits

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There are many types of trusts that can be tailored to achieve a specific purpose. The general purpose of a trust is to protect your assets and provide for desired …

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What rights do beneficiary of a discretionary trust have?

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When trustees act for a discretionary trust, they have a primary duty to act for, and in the best interest of the beneficiaries. Consequently, any benefit received under the trust …

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