Family Protection Act Claims The Family Protection Act (“the Act”) is utilised by certain classes of family members who…
Ever thought about writing your own Will? Ever thought about skipping that visit to your lawyer and writing your own will? While…
Why you should consider getting a will (even if you think you’re too young for one) Many people assume that Wills are for those who are older and possess a large…
A review of cross-lease issues It is said that a cross-lease is one of the most complicated forms of property…
Guarantees – Discussing anti-discharge clauses Most guarantees have an “anti-discharge” clause, these clauses are designed to prevent a guarantor from…
Overview of the Wills Act The Wills Act 2007 (“Act”) governs how wills should be prepared, executed, amended and administered….
Family Protection Act – claims and dates The Family Protection Act 1955 (“FPA”) becomes relevant under either a will or intestacy (where…
Tenants in common – when only one wants to sell Property sharing agreements are becoming more prevalent as individuals seek certainty of outcomes, where unforeseen…
Trusts: when is a loan really a distribution? Loans to beneficiaries are often made without proper consideration as to whether the powers being…
Partner with Kainga Ora to buy your first home Are you a First Time Home Buyer who doesn’t quite have enough to buy a…
How does Alert Level 3 affect property transactions? All of us here at Pier Law are working remotely from our homes and will…
Personal grievances – A brief overview A personal grievance (“PG”) is a type of formal complaint by an employee against their…
