|
In legal matters no publication can take
the place of professional advice. Although every effort has
been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained
here, it should not be treated as a basis for formulating
decisions without further professional advice.
Making A Will
Enduring Powers of Attorney
Employment Law
Family Trusts
Buying and Selling a House
Buying and Selling
a Farm
Forestry Investment
Making a Will
Your will is one of the most important documents
that you will ever sign. It deals with everything you own
at your death in the way that you want them dealt with. It
also sets out how you want your dependents, (wife, husband,
children etc.) to be looked after. For your will to do what
you want it must be properly prepared.
For
a full description of our will services click here
Enduring Powers of Attorney
Clients often express concern about what
will happen if they suffer an incapacitating accident, stroke
or debilitating illness. Who will manage their affairs?
For
further information on Enduring Powers of Attorney click here
Employment Law
Employment Law is the law that governs the
relationship between employers and employees. It is set out
in the Employment Contracts Act and some other Acts such as
the Holidays Act and Parental Leave Act. These Acts state
what terms of employment can be governed by an employment
contract and what terms are set out in law.
Further
information on the Employment Relations Act
Family Trusts
There are a number of significant reasons
why a person should consider setting up a family trust and
transferring assets to that trust. Each person's personal
circumstances and needs will differ and it is very important
that you should receive professional advice based on your
particular circumstances.
For
further information on Family Trusts click here
Buying and Selling a House
Buying and selling a house are the biggest decisions that
you will make. Your first step should be to consult your
lawyer before you sign anything. The sooner you do so, the
better they can protect your interests and help guide you
safely through the maze.
For
further information on buying or selling a house click here
Buying
and Selling a Farm
Buying and selling a farm can be a very complicated arrangement.
There are matters to consider before signing an agreement
and other matters which are attended to by yourselves and
your lawyers. We strongly advise you to get legal advice
before signing an agreement to ensure that all matters are
properly considered.
Further
information on buying and selling a farm
Forestry Investment
Forestry Investment in New Zealand has become
particularly popular following the rapid increase in timber
prices. There are a number of alternative ways you can invest
in forestry. Investors must be aware that an investment in
forestry is a long term investment. Radiata pine which is
the most popular forest planting has a growing rotation of
between 25 and 33 years.
Further
information on Forestry Investment legal matters
|
