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    Stop, collaborate and listen.

    A collaborative process allows parties to resolve matters by considering the interests most important to each party.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    The effect of marriage on your Will

    The general rule is that a person's will is automatically revoked upon marriage, so you should need to update your will.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Who calls the shots?

    When parents or guardians cannot agree on medical treatment, they may need to seek court intervention.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    7 legal questions you should ask yourself at the beginning of a New Year.

    A New Year is a reminder to ensure that all relationship legal affairs are in order for a successful and worry free 2021.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Surrogacy – who gets what?

    Perhaps some sort of allowance should be made for surrogate birth mothers when recovering from the act of giving birth.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
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    A new Relationship Property Act - what should you expect?

    Relationship property law could be replaced, now that the Law Commission report has recommended significant changes.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Duncan Cotterill
    Duncan Cotterill
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    Lending money to a family member? Make sure you record it!

    The 'presumption of advancement' means loans to family members are treated as gifts unless there is contrary evidence.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    My children, my choice (re vaccination)?

    The Care of Children Act 2004 makes it clear that vaccination of children is a guardianship decision.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Update on the changes affecting enduring powers of attorney

    All enduring powers of attorney will now be on new forms; a change which is intended to make the process simpler.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    When an engagement ends, who keeps the bling?

    The partner who purchased the ring is able to apply to the court for its return, or compensation for its value.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Who keeps the bling, upon separation?

    Determining which party is entitled to retain the engagement ring will depend on the specific facts of each case.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    A summary of the 2015 and 2016 New Zealand child support changes

    The Scheme is financial support paid by parents who do not live with the children or who share the care of the children.
    New ZealandTax
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    COVID-19: What does the lockdown mean for shared care arrangements?

    Article discusses the effect of COVID-19 on shared care arrangements.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Wynn Williams
    Wynn Williams
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    De facto or just friends with benefits?

    A recent High Court case shows the difficulties of deciding what indicates whether a de facto relationship exists.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Is a separation agreement necessary?

    When considering if a written separation agreement is necessary, you should refer to the Property (Relationships) Act.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    When attorneys and family members fall out with each other over your property or care, what happens next? A tale of two sisters….

    A court has the power to dismiss any attorney who does not act with a fundamental duty to her client's best interests.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    You have been appointed an attorney – now what?

    If you have been appointed an attorney by a family member or friend, this article will provide you with some guidance.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Your assets and residential care subsidies

    The unwavering and explicit message is that people must look to their own resources first before asking the state to pay.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Farm succession planning - start now

    Every family has personal aspirations, goals and circumstances, so there is no blueprint for farm succession planning.
    New ZealandReal Estate and Construction
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch
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    Are you the Guardian of your child?

    Generally the biological parents are joint guardians, but the Court can appoint another person for the child's welfare.
    New ZealandFamily and Matrimonial
    Cavell Leitch
    Cavell Leitch

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