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The hidden danger of sponsoring family

The ability for people to get into their own home or farm or business is perhaps more difficult now than it has been for a number of years. The desire to see your children succeed and improve their position is a desire most parents have, and one often encouraged by our adult children.

A conservatory hitch

Not infrequently we come across the situation where the owner of a crosslease unit or a unit under the Unit Titles Act has had a conservatory built on to their unit.

Dispute resolution

You may be in dispute and wish to avoid going to Court. This note looks at why this might be the case and how you can avoid Court action.

Powers of attorney

Powers of Attorney provide the ability for a person’s (and a trust or company's) affairs to continue being administered if the person becomes unable to do so.

Estate planning using family trusts

Family Trusts have gained a lot of attention in the media in recent times. Given the large number of trusts in existence (thought to be over 400,000 in New Zealand), some horror stories are bound to arise, but most of those problems relate to poor/no administration.

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The experts at Rodgers Law

steve@rodgers-law.com	Steve Rodgers ... specialisations include commercial and business law, property law, farming, trusts and succession law
werner@rodgers-law.com	Werner van Harselaar ... specialising in Immigration, Gambling Societies, Employment and Transport.
evan@rodgers-law.com	Evan Moore ... specialising residential conveyancing, general family law, and also dealing with Wills, Trusts and Estates.
pieter@rodgers-law.com	Pieter Brits ... specialising in commercial and property law and he also works for a number of farming clients.
michael@rodgers-law.com	Michael Win ... business and farm sales and acquisitions, residential and commercial property, trusts, estate planning and wills, and more ...

The hidden danger of sponsoring family

A conservatory hitch

Dispute resolution

Powers of attorney

Estate planning using family trusts

The experts at Rodgers Law

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